Ronald Martinez

Although it's been so long ago you left us your love of life still infects us. I can't resist smiling each time I see your picture. I'm sure your enjoying every moment your now experiencing.

Ron you may be gone but never left our hearts! I have many many memories to keep you alive with me forever my Brother!! Missed but never forgotten..

Brotha Ron...
First of all i wish we would have gone double or nothing, yep BRONCOS won!
It has taken me three long weeks to be able to open this guest book. I can't believe you are really gone.
Nothing at all is going to be the same without you, i was fortunate enough to have experienced with you and Kathy all of the things you loved to do. Many of them more than once.
I am going to miss you, more than any words can describe.
Give that beautiful mother of yours a...

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

Norbert and family,

Rose and I have known you and your family since the beginning years of Mama Maria's. I always enjoyed coming to your office to help Lorna and Ron with the accounting. I remember the first time I came to your house to talk about taxes and meeting all 5 of you.

Mama Maria's was always full of activity and excitement. It was obvious that every member of your family played a very important role in running making it the success it was. I loved going out...

Martinez Family, Sorry to hear about the passing of Ron. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time

Dear Norbert,
I am so sorry for the loss of your son. You are in my prayers.

God's Peace, Kristen Mullen

Dear Martinez Family- We are so sorry for your loss. Ron was such a kind person. May your many memories of Ron warm your heart and bring you some comfort during these most difficult days. May he rest in peace in the arms of his loving mother. -The Rico Family

We knew this day would come. Ron always had a smile, even when he knew his days were numbered. He was an inspiration of endurance. I remember the day his restored Malibu was presented to him. His emotion was a reflection of the kind of man he was. We will miss him at the car shows, but we will never forget him. Jerome and Marilyn Thornley