3 Entries
Karrie Loftus
February 14, 2009
Dear Uncle Marty,
Wherever you are, I know you're finally at rest! I am comforted to know that you'll be looking over the family. Rest assured that we all love you and are grateful to have known you. I will never forget the times you've spent telling me about the family geneology;a perfect proverb that says "Every time a person passes a library burns." Thanks for being a great uncle and a keeper of family history! From across the Atlantic, we are thinking of you.
Love your niece,
Karrie
Mary Truesdale
February 14, 2009
To My Dearest Uncle Marty,
Words can not say how much I will miss you! We have had so many laughs and good times together, I will always have these memories. Thank You for being the Best Godfather any girl could have.
With Much Love
Mary
Tom Scheibelhut
February 13, 2009
I worked with Marty at Laclede when he worked noon to nine at Forest Park. He taught me a lot. I'm out of town at the time.
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