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Jill and Richard Sheinberg
February 17, 2009
We are so sorry to learn that Marty is gone. Brenda was just here this week and gave us the sad news. It has been a long time and we miss being in touch with the Haikens. Lots of good memories of those Commodore days at KYC. He was one of the good guys. Marty even got Richard to stop smoking. We hope Lee, Matt and Sue are comforted by their many friends and the memories of all the good times with Marty. He is fondly remembered by us.
Love,
Don Royal
February 3, 2009
My heart goes out to you at this time and in the days ahead. Marty was a big part of my growing up and even though I hadn't seen him since 1964 and talked to him since 2006 he was frequently in my thoughts.
Elizabeth Pozen
February 3, 2009
Dear Lee, I was very sorry to read the news of Martin. It has been so long since we have been in touch, but I wanted you to know that I am thinking of you and share some of your sadness. Liz Klupt Pozen
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