Martin J. Thomas

Rich and I just found out about Marty's passing. He was such a good friend to many. I am sure he is enjoying his long walks along the ocean where he is now. Rest In Peace our friend

Dear Debbie, Upon my visit to the bank today, I learned from you that your dearly beloved Marty had passed, and I was so sorry to hear this sad news. I pray to God to give you strength throughout your grieving process and know my thoughts are with you always. My sincere condolences are meant for Marty's family members also. He's now at peace with the angels and no longer suffering, which should bring each of you solace. Sincere thoughts, Joyce A. Zidel

Dear Deborah,
It is with deep sadness that we just learned of Marty's passing. Some people come into our lives for a brief time, but leave us with indelible memories. Marty was one of those people. He was open and honest, friendly and outspoken. He was the real deal.
We will always remember how he blessed us with his presence at church. It was a pleasure to know him and we share your grief. Pat and I offer our sincere condolences as we pray for you and his family, that the Lord will comfort you and shower you with his love always.
Pat and John Crutchfield

I have been very sorry over the past few months to hear of Marty's health struggles...he fought hard to maintain his health and he was very brave throughout. He will be missed by many.....I do hope he is now able to to go on a long walk in peace, with no pain. You can rest now, Marty.....ellen Cady, friend, Groton, Vt.

On behalf of the staff that took care of Marty. We would like to say what a pleasure it was. He was funny and caring . We all enjoyed the frequent "candy bars" he gave us and his big smile first thing in the morning. Our thoughts and prayers go out to his family and friends.

Dearest Debbie and Thomas family and friends;
Please accept my deepest sympathy. I have had the privilege of knowing Marty for some 13 years and can verify how he lived his life. They say our eyes are windows of the soul and as I looked at his picture today, I saw a man of his word, always thinking and serving others, making promises to those he believed in. Marty did not know the word NO, for his success in life was succeeding in his promises, discipline, positive attitude, always a patriot of unselfishness. Dear Marty, live life eternally, in the Light of God's Presence that you earned.

Our hearts go out to Marty and Debbie as well as Marty's family and friends. Marty was a good friend of ours, and we have been blessed to know him. We will surely miss our times together. My God bless him and bring peace to Debbie and his family. Jean and Bob Briscoe

I'm so sorry for your loss. Marty was a thoughtful and caring person. He was helpful and kind to me. He will forever be in my heart. Elaine C. Friend of Bill W.