Martin Horeth

Hilda & Family,
I spent a week's summer vacation at your house with your Mom & Dad in the late 50's and have never forgotten the love and spirit of your family. At that time, you had Debbie and Billy. It was a bond from my Dad and your Dad coming from the same town in Germany.
I remember Martin as always teasing, with a huge smile to cheer anyone up. Some things we just don't forget and that would be Martin. Hope the family is doing well. Blessings to you all.
Linda Kayser...

Sorry for your loss.

Tracy Bleier

So sorry..cherish all the memories.
Russ and Sue Wood

I knew Martin since the 50's. He and his wife Hilde came to the German dances where my Band the "Willy Adam " band played, and danced the evening away.
His brother John, (we called him Webster Hans) played soccer along with myself for the German American Sport Club.
Martin was a gentleman and a good person. May he rest in peace!

I remember Marty from the 50's, soon after he and his family moved to Webster. I always thought he was a great guy. I knew Hilda when she was a teenager. They seemed destined to be a family, despite their different beginnings. Whenever I returned to Webster, I frequently would see Marty while he was still working the green house and store. The next time I return to Webster, I'll miss not seeing him.

Our thoughts are with you. We are sorry for your loss.

Hilda and family,
We are so sorry for your loss. Marty was a great guy and will be greatly missed. Our thoughts and prayers go out to all of you.
Sincerely, Jack & Jackie Harten

To the Family of Martin Horeth~

Please accept our most heartfelt sympathies for the loss of Martin.
May our thoughts and prayers during this most
difficult time keep you strong.

Gerard P Smith Agency