Martin Cummings Obituary

Please accept my sincere condolences for your loss. I am truly saddened by his passing. As a young boy I looked up to Marty. Later on as a teenager I remember talking to him about basic training. I was nervous about attending, but he assured me that I would make it, and convinced me to go ahead and give it a try. Now, 25 years later, I am fortunate to continue to serve my country because a great family friend took the time to boost my failing confidence. Our prayers are with you.

Dear Cummings Family,



We were so saddened to hear of Marty's passing. Jack has told me many stories of his memories of Marty during his childhood. He said that no matter how busy Marty was or how many other people were around, Marty always took the time to single Jack out for a few special moments. Our thoughts and prayers go out to you all.



Jack and Michele Millar

Ramstein, Germany

" Death can kill a man. That is all it can do to him. It cannot end his life because of memories."

And memories we have!! Such good times! He may not have been the best skier in the world, but he could stab with his ski poll a $20 bill laying on a snowie slope quicker than anyone we know! Til we ski again.................

January 5, 2006

To the Cummings Family,

Please accept our prayers and sympathy on the passing of Martin.

Sincerely,

Lucy (Gallagher/Harrison)-Griffin and Family

We were truly sorry to hear about Marty. Even though we were not there physically, we were in Spirit. May good memories help ease the pain. I'm sure part of him will live on through the grandchildren. Love, Mary Lee & Gene P.S. Sorry if this message is late.

Dear Cummings Family



I am so sorry to hear about the passing of Martin.



Please accept my deepest sympathy.



Kathy Schaeflein

To the Cummings Family.



Our deepest and sincere sympathy. Sorry we were unable to attend as we just found out. Marty was a great and kind person.



Tom & Dianna Maher & Family

Dear Cathy, Tim,Tom, Brian and Aunt Joan



I am sorry that I could not be with you at this time. I have lots of good memories of Uncle Marty and I pass them on to the kids as often as I can. I especially remember how he would smile and his eyes would be twinkling like he was up to something. I know as time passes things will get easier. Gramma and Grampa have their family together and I am sure Uncle Marty is making deals in heaven today.



Love to all of you

Eileen and Family

MARTY will be missed,he was allways a great kider and had a great memory,he could talk a contractor to cut the service in half or get it free.From the present and past MAINTENANCE CREW at MOST HOLY REDEMMER,-------GOD BLESS------ MISTER MARTHY------------

Cummings Family,



Please accept our condolences.

Dear Cummings Crew:



Sorry to hear about your Dad. We have both lost someone special. The last time I spoke to Marty we shared our thoughts about our kiddies. He was very proud of all you guys. I will miss the laughter...



Love

Ed and Joyce Moriarty

Dear Cummings Family,

Our thoughts are with you at this time of loss. May your faith give you strength as your family gathers to honor Marty. May God bless you all.

Sincerely,

The McChesney Family

Dear Cummings Family:



My heart goes out to all of you at the loss of your father, husband and friend. There is never a good time for losing a family member, but, the holidays make it doubly difficult. I hope you can all find peace in the memories of all of the good times you shared.



Warm regards,



Alison Walsh

Friend of Joan Cummings

My sincere condolences to Marty's family.Marty was my first officer on TL5,I had the honor of sharing alot of laughs with him.Unfortunately I am working Wednesday & will not be able to attend.

Dear Cummings Clan~so saddened to hear of the loss of your Dad and my friend,"Uncle" Marty.His smile and laughter will be truely missed.

Our thoughts are with you all during what we know is a very difficult time.

Love,Gary and Mar