Stephen C. Martin

I met Stephen, "Steve" Martin through the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program (PA-MSP). He was the site coordinator of a training site, but if you knew Steve, he never came across as "the Boss." Steve was all about helping people better themselves and pass along his lifelong love of motorcycling. During the ten years I worked with Steve as a Rider Coach we enjoyed many laughs and also some serious moments, but Steve was always able to find the positive in almost any situation. He was talented, compassionate, demanding but always fair in the way he lived his life and treated others. A tremendously "Good Soul." He will be missed.

J.C. Coble
PA-MSP Alumni

Kim and Family,

My sincere condolences on Steve's passing. Steve and I met at Maryland National Bank in our first years out of college. We helped each other both inside and outside of work in those early years. Steve was a natural athlete and we played soccer (yep), tennis, basketball, and golf together. Always an organizer, Steve recruited me to help coach a youth soccer team one year and we stayed in touch through the annual golf outings he and Ray organized. A lot of good memories of a good man.

I know that Steve saved lives through his work as a safety instructor prior to his tragic accident and that God took him into his care in those last days and forevermore. You are all in my prayers

I will always remember how friendly and welcoming Steve was. He me treated my family as life long friends. I will always remember his generous hospitality, and look back at some of our summer night cookout talks about sports, bikes and everything in-between with fondness. He was a great man and will be dearly missed.

I remember Steve taking well care of his mom at Harmony. He always loved making her and her friends smile. He will definitely be missed at Harmony. My sincere condolences to the family.

Dear Family: I meet Steve at
The Camp Hill Cafe several years ago. We shared a friendship of sitting at the
Counter enjoying our many
Breakfast to together. He Loved his family from the bottom of his heart! A smart,
kind and a wonderful friend!
I thank the LORD who allowed our
Paths cross and become good friends. Take Care! He Loved you All so very Much!
Dave Bias