Martin, Brian

The Martin Family,

You are in my thoughts and prayers Linda Samuelson
Casper, WY

Scott and Family,
Not sure if work will allow me to attend the funeral but please know that you are all in my thoughts and prayers. Brian was such a bright spot in my life, I always loved bantering with him. He is free from all the pain and suffering now.
Love you all,
Christi Ogg

I really miss Brian's cheerful hello and his harassing of my mother in law, Barbara. He was always in a good mood and carried his cross with honor. I am sure he has a special place in heaven right next to Jesus. He was loved by many and will really be missed. You are all in my prayers

Scott and family,
so very sorry for your loss, know that you are in our thoughts and prayers.

Rest in peace my dear friend. I will miss you. My prayers are with your family.

so sorry for your loss I know hes in gods hands ,he was a great friend to my mom and my family he will be truly missed,,your friend lynn and rick

He was one of a kind. He will be missed by all who knew and loved him. I had the pleasure of knowing Brian through Safeway, a job he enjoyed doing and bragged about working their for 20 years. He was so proud!! My thoughts and prayers are with your family. Marn

Your pain is our pain! Byron was a popular fixture in this little town of ours. He will be missed! May peace and mercy be with all of you! We love you all!

May peace and mercy be with all of you! We love you and your pain is our pain. Byron was such a popular fixture in our small town. He will be greatly missed!

To the Martin Family,

You folks are in my thoughts and prayers.
When Brian would walk by each day he would
stop a minute and look at the rose garden in front
of the house he thought they were so pretty. If
we were out in front he would walk across the street
and say hello. At the Holiday time he would walk across
the street and enjoyed looking at the outside lights /tree
lights he thought that was cool that the tree would
turn.
His little visits will be missed by all that new
him from all the years at SafeWay.
Doris Samuelson

Brian was a Wonder! I always enjoyed the time he took to visit with me, and was always signing at me to Drive Slow! (I'd sign back that he was Old!) though he knew I thought differently. He was a wonderful person and had a beautiful spirit. I'm glad to have known him on this Earth, and know Jesus was there to welcome him home.

God Bless you all during this time of grief. Brian is away from pain now, and most likely thinking of ways to tease all of us when we meet him in Heaven!

Brian's laughter and fun-filled teasing delighted us! What an amazing heart! As I would shop, Brian would ask me to teach him Sign Language. We would giggle as he learned to learned to sign words like "slow" to friends (wink and smile to the post above!) Thank you, Scott and family, for sharing him with us!