Martin J. Pfundstein

Dear Fred, Cathy and Tom and your families, I am so sorry to hear of Marty's passing. I know this has to be difficult for all of you. My fondest memories of Marty come from our younger years. I can remember him at my First Communion party running around the backyard with my veil on, laughing and screaming the whole time. I can also remember him whispering to me at my wedding reception that I better hold on to my veil or you-know-what might happen. He was a tease, and he never missed an...

Though I never met Marty, my condolences go out to the family. My father was George Pfundstein, so we are related. It is sad to see someone die that was so young!

Marty's unique attitude toward life was always very refreshing. He did what he felt was right and never had a regret. I shall most miss his smile and positive attitude. God be with you my friend. Rest in peace forever.

Although I never met Martin, my thoughts and prayers go out to his family and friends. Condolences to everyone who knew him. I work with Cathy Palcisco at hospice, and may God be with you and your family during this time of loss.

Sincerely, Laura Karpinski (Hospice of CCF)

Hi my name is kea if i may call martin by Marty that would be nice marty was always there for my mom and i he would help her in away he had to and he was a great person to talk to marty will truly be missed i wish i could have seen him before he went home... but now i know he is happy no more pain may god keep you marty i love you... and thank you for helping my mom and i...

I do believe my grandfather George and his grandfather were brothers. It's unfortunate that I don't believe I ever had the pleasure of meeting Martin. My prayers are with his family at this very sad time, he was too young.

To famliy and friends of Marty. God truly Blessed us all by putting such a man in our lives. I know he will be missed by all who know him. Thank you for the talks & advice. Rest in peace my friend.

Dear Fred, Cathy, Tommy and All of Marty's Family: I was really sad to hear from Madonna about Marty. I talked with him at my Mom's funeral and he was the same caring, sweet, genuine man/cousin he always was. My prayers and thoughts are with all of you. I will cherish the memories I have of him. Love, Marianne Flanagan Alexander

I loved to argue with Marty. The subject didn't matter. I am grateful that he didn't suffer too long. I will miss him telling me where to go. Marty did things his way. May God Bless Marty.