Martin J. Joyce

Mary Ellen and Family: Our deepest sympathy on the loss of your Dad. I remember him from St. Roses, with the guys around West 117th st. and later on the CPD. Whenever we met it was always a joy to exchange greetings, stories and jokes.

Marty was such a terrific guy - but you all know that. Knowing Marty over 50 years I've heard many funny quips. My favorite is when he stopped at a local tavern after a round of golf, for a couple beers with three friends. The "entertainment" (a Sophie Tucker wannabe) leaned over to their table and asked, "What do you want to hear next, honey?" Marty quickly answered, "The juke box!" Please accept our heartfelt sympathy on your tragic loss.

I am very sorry to hear of Martys passing. Knew him from the Police Dept.and police organizations. He will be missed. He will be remembered in our prayers. A last SEMPER FI! God Bless.

My deepest sympathy goes to the Joyce family. Mr. Joyce was a great man. Because of him, I was blessed with a loving aunt and three wonderful cousins. If your family ever needs anything, please don't hesitate to ask. God Bless Martin J. Joyce.

To the Joyce Family:

My thoughts and prayers are with all of you at this difficult time. Mr. Joyce was a great man and memories of him will be in your hearts and the hearts of so many others forever. Please let my family know if you need anything.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

I'msorry about your loss. I will say a prayer for him. We will mis him because he was alwats there at anything theRips had going.

Marty, my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Ann and family

Our deepest sympathy on Marty's passing. We will keep him and all of you in our prayers.

Tom & Carol Halloran