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Martin N. "Tino" Perez

Tucson, Arizona

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Martin N. Perez, "Tino" 49, was called home to our Lord on March 11, 2011. A life filled with enthusiasm and passion. He would give you his shirt and not worry about the cold, spend his last dollar to bring flowers to mom. He loved to garden, play rugby in the summers in Boston and loved us all....

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Now I can have a smile every time I think of a special memory of Martin. There is no doubt in my mind that with a soul as pure as his that he is now in the most spectacular garden anyone could ever imagine. I can still see his great smile even when he was being ornery.

I will always miss my little buddy. He was always kind and loving, and actually taught many of us to be just as kind and caring. I am glad that I was able to be with him and he was not alone at his passing. I was meant to be there with my buddy. I enjoy the old photos of our times together and the memories will never fade.

I grew up with Martin and the family. It kills me that I just heard of his passing while celebrating my 50th birthday. My condlences to his mother & father, (Lena & Al), Sister (Matilda), and brothers (Marcos,Miguel, & Mauricio). May god bless each of you as we all await to meet again in heaven. Felix Ortiz (Tucson, AZ)

mr.perez was my 3rd and 4th grade teacher. he was hilarious and all ways made a horrible or bad day great i thought he was an amazing man and he will never be forgoten and he will be dearly missed.

my sincere condolences to the entire family for your loss. Mauricio, I can't begin to imagine your loss but please remember he will not be forgotten. my family's thoughts and prayers are with you. i will never forget martin was who drove me home after our "joyride" in your dads truck after the blue and white. his words that night are still fresh in my mind.

"Mr. Perez was my 6th grade teacher at Tuller, and still to this day through middle school, high school. and college was one of the best teachers I've ever had. It pains me I didn't hear about this until after the funeral services. I wish I could have been there. My condolences go out to the Perez Family. "

To all of the family, please accept our deepest condolences. Please know that Martin had a profound effect on many of us. He became our little buddy who was relied upon more than he ever realized.
I am so glad that we had the chance to be good friends. Martin taught all of us how to be compassionate when we were all too immature to realize. We needed him more than he needed us. All of us will miss him dearly, and hope that our sorrow can soon turn to smiles and laughter. Thanks for...

Tino will be missed by all that knew him. I will always remember his kind heart , big smile and laughter. Rest easy my friend,till we meet again.

To the Perez family. Our deepest condolences in your loss and too early departure for Martin from our earthly world. I have a great many memories of Martin and he will always be in our hearts. To me, he was always a brother and our friendship since our high school days is very special. His smile, wit, friendship and humor were everlasting and he will always be in your heart. Our prayers and thoughts are with you in a difficult time saying goodbye.

Always missing you...