David Martin Obituary, Casting Director All Creatures Great And Small Pays Tribute To David Martin

Posted by Lorie Orum on Wednesday, May 22, 2024

David Martin Obituary, Death Cause – After a brief battle with sickness, David Martin, 64, from Scranton passed away in a calm manner at Geisinger CMC on Wednesday evening. David was the first child to be born to Barbara (Loughlin) and Thomas Martin and was the first kid to be born in Glens Falls, New York. David spent the most of his youth in Binghamton, New York, and it was there that he received his education from Chenango Valley Central Schools. David was a member of the Boy Scouts, participated in cross country running, and was a member of the ski club while he was in school. In addition, David competed in the Special Olympics and was successful in the swimming competition.

David was an extremely nice and generous guy, and he was filled with faith. He exemplified the meaning of the word “gentleman” in every way possible. David was a devout follower of the Catholic faith and a dedicated member of the St. Paul Parish in Scranton. Additionally, he was a member of the Jewish Community Center, where he took pleasure in going for swims. David was a member of the Deutsch Institute, which allowed him to meet many new people and take part in a variety of the organization’s events and activities.

David’s brother Andrew Martin and his wife Kristen Nordenholz of Denver, as well as his sisters Catherine Loew and her husband Jerry of Chelmsford, Massachusetts, and Beth Shaffern and her husband Bob of Scranton, are among those who will go on after his passing. David was a very proud uncle to his nine nieces and nephews, as well as his grandnephew, who was born only one day before David passed away. Jack, David’s beloved cat, was another member of David’s family. David had a strong bond with his family and took great pleasure in spending time and going on vacation with them.

The family would like to convey their thanks to those individuals who were helpful and kind to David, particularly the individuals working at the Albright Memorial Library, the JCC, the Deutsch Institute, the Scranton Counseling Center, and the Life Geisinger Center in Scranton. Thank you! In addition, we would like to extend our gratitude to Dr. Julie Speicher, Dr. James McKenna, Dr. James Haggerty, Dr. Pierre Germain, and Gabriela Cianci CRNP for their efforts in ensuring David’s continued good health.

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