Muscoe B. Martin

I only found out about Muscoe´ s passing yesterday when a mutual friend of us told me. He was truly a remarkable person. I was his resident adviser during his freshman year at Princeton. One could always tell when he had returned from class or elsewhere by the laughter that emanated from his room. He was a magnet for good friendship and possessed the gift of remarkable wit. Life on his hall in the Princeton stopped for an hour each week so he could religiously follow the latest...

Skip was one of God's Angles taken too soon from this world. Although he is no longer with us, he had a positive impact on all who met him.

I admired Skip so much! What a terrible loss.

Skip was a great asset within the architecture community of Philadelphia and always a pleasure to be around. Philadelphia will miss him and his valuable skills. With sadness, Greg

As one of Ellie's former students at the University of Missouri - St. Louis, I want to extend my heartfelt deepest sympathy to Ellie and Muscoe's entire family. What a tragic loss for his dear, sweet mother, Ellie, and his entire family. Ellie touched my life so deeply, truly and beautifully, and although I never had the privilege of meeting Muscoe, I know what a wonderful man he was because he was Ellie's son. With love, blessings and prayers, Kelly Maier

We are holding the Martin family "In the Light". The Palus Family

So long, Muscoe. We will miss you.

The Miami contingent of the Burnett Martin family send their deepest condolences to Muscoe's family. We will keep the Martin family in our thoughts and prayers. Love, Henry Burnett and Marian Burnett Danse

He was a pleasure to work with, very thoughtful and considerate. He will be missed.