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Judy Weatherford (cache-ntc-ta03.proxy.aol.com - 207.200.116.7)
| | Posted on Monday, March 28, 2005 - 10:06 pm: | |
Marty, I've been wondering what has happened to you in the intervening ** years! Your successor, Elaine Burgess, is here in Albuquerque with me and we have spent much time reminiscing about the old days. You can reach me at judyinabq@aol.com. Judy Weatherford |
Lou Valerio (ip68-228-225-59.ph.ph.cox.net - 68.228.225.59)
| | Posted on Saturday, June 25, 2005 - 5:48 pm: | |
Dear Judy,
I was a close friend of Marty when he lived in Philadelphia in the last 80's. I am sorry to inform you that he passed away in Florida around 2002, I do not have the exact information. I know his sister lived there and I believe he went to stay with her. His health was not very good for a couple of years but he was always very upbeat. We will all miss him. Sorry to pass this sad news along in a email, but thought you might want to know.
Lou Valerio |
Bob Lysko (66-52-222-53.sttl.mdsg-pacwest.com - 66.52.222.53)
| | Posted on Monday, August 13, 2007 - 3:24 am: | |
I knew Marty when he was going to school at IUP in Indiana, PA. I was a freshman and he was a senior(?). He told me he had joined the Peace Corps and was assigned to Afghanistan. I learned how to say Kabul from him. I never saw him
again but he was one of the smartest, kindest men with a great sense of humor that I've even known. The world lost one terrific man when Marty died. I'm sorry that I didn't see him again before he died. He taught me a lot in the year or so that I knew him and I've admired him since that time. IIRC he, at one time, studied for and considered being a Catholic priest. God Bless You, Marty. |
Richard MacIntyre
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| | Posted on Wednesday, May 03, 2017 - 6:51 pm: | |
I also knew Marty when he was at IUP. He was active in the college newspaper and with projects such as Big Brothers/Big Sisters. A very talented capable and committed individual. We both joined the Peace Corps in 1967. I went to Korea as a PCV for 2 years. Sorry that I never realized he was still in Afghanistan and we never re-connected. |