Lee Battle Martin

So very sorry for your loss Lyn and family. Thinking of you during this difficult time. Laura and Craig Jacobsen

So sorry about your loss. He left a wonderful family.
Steve Daugherty and Family

Janie, Joe Hubbuch told me yesterday of your dad's passing. Please know that you and all of your family are in my prayers.

Beverly Scott

Margaret and family, It was a joy to know Lee who had such a kind heart. He loved his family and it always showed. I know you will all miss him but you have wonderful memories to hold onto. Judy Webster

Margret, Janie and Kit - I enjoyed so much a couple of months ago when I was in the store, and Lee was there. We talked about his war stories and I will always remember him by that! He was a really good man, and I am honored to be his relative.

It was a honor to have known Mr.Martin.He was a kind and gentle man . It gave my heart an uplift every time I witnessed what a loving husband he was .He was always willing to step in and lend a hand before you could even ask for it.He gave me hope and faith in humanity.This is indeed a great loss for everybody that knew him.He will be greatly missed.

Aunt Margaret, Janie, Kit and Lyn, I am so sorry about Uncle Lee. He was a kind and generous man, with a gentle spirit and a loving heart. He will be missed by many, and always remembered. Much love to all of you.

Marissa and I send our sincere condolences to Aunt Margaret, Janie, Kit, Lyn, and the rest of the family. It's very apparent Uncle Lee lived an honorable life in service to the Lord and his family. And that "can fix anything" quality must run in the family, because Tommy was also like that! May God comfort you in this time of sorrow. Love to all.

I was blessed to grow up next door to Lee and Margaret Martin. I was their fifth child and their children were like sisters and brothers. Lee Martin knew everything about paint and he could fix ANYTHING. I am so grateful we got to visit with them when last in Chattanooga. My deepest love to his wonderful family.