Martin Costanza Obituary

I have known Marty for over 42years,we grew up together in Chicago and my memories of Marty would fill a novel.He was my best friend as is Cheryl .My memory will fade,my thoughts will thoughts will become fewer but Marty will always be in my heart.As long as I can look into Cheryl,s eyes I will see Marty.

To The Costanza Family



My husband and I want to express our deepest sympathies on the loss of a kind, sincere and giving person that Marty was and will continue to be in our memories. May God be with you during this difficult time and may he bring comfort and love to you always.



Sophie and Stanley Sutor (TRI)

My name is Jeffrey Martin. I worked under Marty at Tootsie Roll until August 2000. I can honestly say that I don't know a single person who had one unkind word about Marty he really was a joy to work for long hours or not.Although I left Tootsie in August of 2000 he was comparable to my co-workers a part of Tootsie that I missed.You have our deepest sympathies,Jeff,Brittany and Ariel Martin

Dan Costanza & Family, We are very sorry for your loss and wish to extend our deepest sympathies to you and your entire family at this time of sorrow. It was very obvious how much Martin loved to watch his sons play hockey or bowl, memories which I know you all will treasure.



Steve, Kathy, Eric and Matthew Levine

Cheryl,

Words cannot express the sadness I have for your loss. Marty will be remembered for the wonderful, beautiful person he was. I thank God for the time you had with Marty and that He blessed you with a beautiful family in which the memory of Marty will live on. Marty will be missed by all whose lives he touched. May God bless Marty and be with you and your family.

Ruth 2:4 … “The Lord be with you” “The Lord bless You!”…

Lynn

Danny, Marc and Costanza Family:

We send our expressed sympathies. Marty was a wonderful, caring man. We will miss him, as many will. His Legacy will live on through the many who knew and loved him. His drive to make roller hockey well known, is one of his many memories to carry on.

We are here for you...

Carol Salas, Bryan Davis and all of the players and staff of the MEGAPLEX HOCKEY.

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Cheryl

Marty will be missed by so many. His legacy will live on through the hearts and minds he touched over the years in the rinks. He will continue to touch people through his sons who will pass on their love of sports and coaching that were instilled in them. Please stay strong and know that marty has touched so many as a positive role model for all of us to be more supportive parents.

Costanza Family-



I am so sorry about the loss of Marty. He had such a kind and welcoming soul. My prayers are with you and Marty.

Cheryl, Dan, Marc, and Scott,

It has been many years since we have seen Marty, you and the boy's, but the fond memories of the times we shared in hockey, baseball, roller hockey, anniversary celebrations and many other times have never faded! Marty was such a kind person. Our prayers are with all of you.

Our deepest sympathies,

Ray, Cheryl, R.A., Samantha, and Madeline Mobile

To the Costanza family,

Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this difficult time. "Mr.C." touched many lives and will remain in our hearts forever. The kids took the news hard ... he was like everyones hockey grandpa. They have so many fond memories everything from seeing his face at all the hockey tournaments to watching him bowl his 300 game. He was the type of parent we all aim to be like. Mr.C had a strong love for his family and a glow when he talked about his boys. Games will not be the same without him. He will be greatly missed but never forgotten.



Our deepest sympathies,

Angie,Little Darrin,Lauren and Brandon Eguchi

Marc,Dan,Scott and the rest of the Costanza family,

I am so sorry to hear about your loss. I wish I was in Illinois to attend the service. Please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you in this difficult time.

To the Costanza family:

My name is Mike Proce I worked under Marty at TRI until November 2005, I can not tell you how sorry I am for your loss. Marty was a great boss and a fine person, I am proud and honored to say I knew him. My deepest symphonys!

Mike Proce

Cheryl, I know the grief you have now is overwhelming. Life will be difficult but you will overcome. We were so shocked at your loss and send our deepest sympathy to you and the children. If there is anything we can do for you, please let me know. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this very sad time. Aunt June and Charles