Martin "Champ" Goldman

Wow he was my attorney for many years since the 80s inwas not around when he passed my condolences to the family

I knew Champ for one year. I met him in ninth grade at Roosevelt Junior HS. I never forgot him. As a high school freshman, and as an athlete, he was a man among boys. At 15, he had to shave every day. He dribbled a basketball with a ferocity that suggested that he was totally in charge. He ran, he shot, he dribbled, he controlled. I felt privileged to be a friend. When he left for private school, I could hardly believe it. Unlike Larry Handler, I could not find a way to stay in contact. I...

My best friend since we were little kids until whenever.

My best buddy for years from 6th grade until he left to go to private school. We played ball and did so much together. Will miss you.

I know that even though you have a loss, you still have some great memories. I hope those memories will give you comfort in knowing God is with you and your family lean on him in your time of sorrow.

From an old friend from Pleasantdale who has fond memories of Champ from the Fifties playing ball and poker together. Also renewed our friendship in Law School.

Champ was a great friend and advisor for many decades.

as my best friend from 5th grade until high school. Spent many great years playing ball together.

RIP DAD. Until we meet again... You are forever in my heart and my life will never be the same without you. You brought so much love and joy wherever you went and memories of you make me smile when I am sad. I love you and miss you more than words can say.
My grief washes over me in waves.
Tears fall on a whim.
Here yesterday, gone the next.
In a minute.
Unexpected.
There is a hole in the world.
In my heart.
Nothing will ever be the same.