Debbie Hodgins (Family)

Entered March 17, 2015 from Ottawa

Steve, Dana, Olivia, Hazel & The Burke family.

I am sadden to hear of your loss, of a loving Father, Father in Law Grandfather. He is now in the hands of God, an Angel now looking down upon all of who he loved. He will be missed dearly but never forgotten.
Accept my sincere condolences and may you all be strong during this sad time.
Thinking of you and I am here for you always.
Sincerely, Debbie & Simon xoxoxo

Shelley Ball (Friend)

Entered March 17, 2015 from Westport

I'm really shocked and deeply saddened to learn of Marty's passing. He was a wonderful friend. We were in Perth camera club together. Marty was helping me with a turtle conservation photography project and so we'd have lunch at the Tangled Garden in Westport and gab about photography, and conservation and life. I loved Marty's wicked sense of humour. He always made me laugh. He was really generous with his time and always eager to help. I will miss him very much and think of him this summer when I'm out in my kayak photographing turtles. My deepest condolences to all of Marty's family.

Don farrow  (Friend)

Entered March 17, 2015 from smiths falls

I was was shocked to here of his passing , he will be missed at our camera club meetings .

Helen McKay (Friend)

Entered March 17, 2015 from Smiths Falls,Ont.

Dear Marty, I will miss you a lot. I will think of you every time I kayak or take a photo. I will miss you dearly. You touched so many people. Thank you for all tips and bird outings. Rest in peace.

Graeme Crabb (Other)

Entered March 17, 2015 from Perth

I am greatly saddened by Marty's death, as are all who knew him. I had the deepest respect for his incredible skill as a photographer. His wildlife photos were superb. I knew Marty through the camera club where he will be sorely missed. Sincere condolences to his family and friends.

Marty is my cousin. His mother was my fathers sister. I have many fond recollections of visiting at Pat and Buds in Ogdensburg so very long ago. Marty and I started an email and face book friendship several years ago. He shared many old photos of our relatives from his extensive collection and of course his daily face book submissions of wildlife and daily sentiments. Marty even took the time to keep in contact with my sons and expressed his encouragement as they strive to raise their families.
Thank you Marty for being a friend. I will miss you.

Marty and my late husband, Don Bray, were best buddies from the time they first met in Barrington. N.S at the military base in 1971. Our families became fast friends that continues to this day. Unfortunately we lost Don in Nov 2009 and now we have lost Marty. There are many tales of Marty and Don's escapades together but suffice to say that it was always a good time. He will be very missed not only by his children and grandchildren but by those who called him friend. His photography art will live on. Just on Sunday, I stood and looked at the beautiful framed wood duck photo hanging by my front door that Marty had done and thought about him. Bon Voyage Marty. We lost you and Don far too soon.