MARTIN ZIMMERMAN

Carolyn and I remember Marty fondly from West Point. Marty and Ray played soccer, and Carolyn watched. Ever in the rain. Carolyn and Ray Cannon

We miss Marty in the men´s Brandeis Book Club where he was such a wonderful contributor to our discussions. Our best wishes to his family

I think of Marty often. He was a good classmate and a fne friend. Gene & Evelyn Fox

Marty was one of thirteen Jewish classmates in the West Point Class of 1956. It was a great pleasure knowing him.

Paul and I are deeply saddened by Marty's passing. We were so fortunate to have known him for many years and to spend our winter vacations together in Captiva. Marty was always kind, thoughtful, optimistic and took the time to share stories and ask questions. We loved his friendly smile, jokes and wise bits of advice. It was always apparent how much he adored Doris, his children and each of his grand daughters. We were lucky to have known a man of such great character and love for his...

Marty was someone I feel so blessed to have known. He was always a warm presence at Captiva. It didn't matter that a year had gone by since our last visit, it always felt comfortable, familiar and easy to be around him. He had a way of making me smile and feel good about myself. I remember so many times when he told me I was smart, special, beautiful and other words of praise. The way he said it, I believed him! It saddens me so much that he was taken from us.

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Doris: Our deepest sympathies go out to you and the who;e family. Marty will be sorely missed by everyone.
Rhoda and Art Bennett

Dear Doris and Family,
We were very sad to hear of Marty's passing. I always remember how proud our family was of his many achievements and his West Point legacy. He was a man of great substance and an inspiration. Your family was blessed with his presence and character. We will all miss him.
Love. Mark and Peggy Korman