Kevin Louis Martin

I'm so sorry for your loss Sue. I know Kevin will be missed by so many! I will be in prayer for your family and sending warm thoughts and energy your way during this difficult time. Much Love, McKell

Dear Sue and Sons, Pat and I were very saddened to hear of Kevin's passing. I remember very well how I got to know both of you at Amtrak, and how excited we were when you "eloped" and were married on the White's Ford Crossing ferry. We missed you after you moved to Utah, but you and Kevin were always in our minds. Be thankful for the years -- and the sons -- you had together. He was a good man. As for you, Sue. keep busy, get back into things (including work if you'd like to) and remember the past but look toward your own future. I had a difficult time when I lost my first wife, Christine, but I threw myself into my new job at Amtrak and it helped greatly. God bless. Jim & Pat Bryant

Martin Family, Please know you are in my prayers. I was friends with Kevin at Subiaco. While there he shared his love of cars and music with several of us and we knew he'd wind up in the auto (or people-moving) business some day. I'm glad to see he far exceeded his plans and was so successful. I'm sorry he was taken from you so soon. May God hold you in the palm of His hand and comfort you during your time of loss. Jerry Pye (Subiaco Academy '67)