Martin Anthony "Marty" Uczen

My beloved cousin. My best friend growing up and visiting Wilkes barre. You are missed and loved. Cousin Carole

My favorite cousin who always said the holidays did not start until we-Van aalten s- showed up from Long Island. Tony as I always called him and I had so many loving adventures. I hope he is waiting for me in heaven. He was so loved. Carole

My Deepest Sympathy to Marty's family. I knew his parents very good. His father owned a store on the street I was born in Nanticoke, PA. My mom went to his store almost up to the time he closed it. His father, Mr. Uczen, was a BIG part of my childhood. He'd even let me work alittle in the store. And my mom would watch the store for him while he went to eat lunch. I knew the Uczen's since I was born. But I don't think I ever met their children. Always wondered whatever happened to Mr....

I met Marty at NYS&W. I helped him with some paperwork and that is how we got to know each other. I would schedule his appointments and answer any questions he had. He was friendly and kind. I would always receive a cinnamon candy when I saw him. I am sad to learn of his passing. My prayers are with him.

Tony was not only my cousin but through our childhood my compadre in both good and bad deeds. He will always be loved and held closely to my heart.

I worked with Marty at Carrier back in the 80's and always enjoyed my experiences with him. We were on several memorable trips together and his fine sense of humor and good nature were always welcome.

Rest in peace Marty, you're in God's choir now.

So sorry to hear of Marty's death. The Basilica Of The Sacred Heart was so blessed to have him there so many years. I enjoyed singing in choir and at funerals and weddings with Marty.

My thoughts and prayers are with Your family.We all will miss Him very much. May He rest in peace of Lord Jesus.

Dear Uczen family:
Please accept our deepest sympathy for the loss of your father & grandfather.