Martin Waldman

Marty(as we called him) was an owner of Marjo Systems, Inc., a replacement window company for which I was a sales representative from 1975-1980. It was one of the best jobs I have ever had, and Marty was absolutely the best boss I have ever had the pleasure of working for. He had true respect and affection for those in his employ, and it was returned in kind. We had terrific annual company trips-Spain, Mexico, Vegas to name a few. He was always upbeat and very kind. So sorry to learn of his...

Ann & family,
I am so sorry to hear about your father passing. Please know that you are in our prayers at this difficult time. We will remember him fondly as the man who really knew how to ride a horse, (well in to his 80's!) Our kids always enjoyed going over to "Martys" to ride."The holiday parties were so fun and your Mom and Dad were such great hosts. I am sure they are now together watching over your family.
Much love and peace to you.
Beth & Sam Kerr & family

I am lucky to have known Marty (and Peg) for 25 years. Like many, I first met Marty when he started teaching my daughter, Sarah, how to ride. Later he taught me how to ride and in time, our relationship became much more than that--he became a dear friend. We shared many jokes and created many memories over many trail rides, dinners, movies, plays, and televised boxing matches. I am sure that he is either riding a horse or playing poker right now in Heaven, and in any event, I know that he...

Marty was a little guy with a big heart and a great neighbor. We lived next door in Titusville NJ. Rest In Peace.

May Marty Rest In Peace. I have great memories of He and my Father who both sold Weather-Seal Redwood storm windows in the 1940s and 50s.
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