Condolence: I worked with Pat many years ago at the Sands. the nicest funniest guy and great family man . RIP my prayers for you all

Condolence: Our condolences to Linda and Holly. May you find comfort in the great memories of your husband and Father. I will never forget how happy he always was when I ran into him. Always enjoyed talking to him at the neighborhood birthday parties. Love and peace to you both.

Condolence: My condolences to Linda, Holly and the Martin family. I worked with Pat at the Sands in security. And I was privileged to see his impressive collection of Eagles memorabilia. What a true fan. A great guy to work with. He will be missed.

Condolence: Patrick you made our life "GRAND"!!! Your smile, your easy comfort, jokes and storytelling were a constant source of comfort to all your family and friends. I knew I could always talk to you no matter how bad I felt and you would always listen and reassure me that everything was going to be okay. I will miss your voice, singing to Alice on the way home from her treatment. One of my most treasure moments, involves the day Alice was diagnosed you said, "Now we fight". Confident in your spirit we will continue the fight, because like you said, all will be well again soon. I love you. I miss you beyond description. I wish you complete happiness and constant joy until we meet again.. my brother, my friend..peace out and GO EAGLES!!!!!

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Condolence: I am so sad to hear we will no longer see Goomans smiling face. He lit up so many a party at Marist especially in Champagnat Hall. He will be missed.

Condolence: As kids we always looked forward to August when we celebrated Pat's birthday at the Anchorage. Who can forget Pat standing on the bar yelling 7 for 1 and everyone singing Happy Birthday? We will always think of Pat and the happy memories....he was the best cook at the Chatter Box and a wonderful friend!

Condolence: The moment you met Goo you became instantly absorbed into his unique and energetic spirit, energy, passion and humor, and then became even more of a co-conspirator in the Gooman blessing of his friendship- which is a gift I can never repay. Goo and I were roommates at Marist for 3 years and had many wild adventures. My concept of heaven is a bar that never has 'last call', where all your friends and relatives are there, sooner or later, and the rib splitting laughs and tears are endless. Goo- save me a seat!

Condolence: Pat-you were my big brother and I looked up to you all my life. We are heartbroken you are gone. I will miss your calls just checking in and making me laugh. Most of all we will miss the love and laughter you gave all of your family and friends.

Condolence: To Holly and the Martin Family, my deepest sympathies hoping your memories last a lifetime and your grieving is short, all my best.

Condolence: Pat Martin was a great guy!!! We where so lucky to be related to him. I always remember his birthday in August, he had the best parties in Ocean City, NJ. He will be missed terribly!!! He loved his family, and life!!! It was an honor to know him. Our hearts go out to Holly, Linda and the rest of the Martin's!!!! You will be greatly missed!!! Rest in peace Pat, and of course GO EAGLES.

Condolence: I met Pat in 1978, my first (of many) summers working at The Chatterbox. He quickly became an integral part of my life. We were part of many group vacations - to DisneyWorld, to the Bahamas, to Jamaica twice, numerous Eagles roadtrips (before we each had kids). When I was living in England, he and my brother even came over for a visit, one that they are still talking about over there, no doubt! The memories and stories are too many to count. At dinner last night, I asked my son how many "Uncle Pat stories" could he identify by just a single line, and we immediately came up with many: "What light show?", "There she was, just a-walking down the street", "Who said you could laugh?", "They should have these at the Vet!", "It's OK, he's with us!", "Dave, it's for you", "Cinnamon Toast Lane". Unfortunately, our time on earth is limited, but the "Uncle Pat stories" are limitless and eternal. They will live on and be re-told for many years to come! I only wish I could re-tell them as well as you did! Until we meet again, Pat!