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Martin J. Martinez, Jr

July 19, 1938 — November 13, 2010

MARTIN J. MARTINEZ, JR. Martin Martinez Jr., 72, died on the 11th of November, 2010, in Malad City, Idaho from complications of a stroke he suffered in June. He was born in Logan, Utah July 19th, 1938, the 6th of 12 children born to Martin Martinez Sr. and Grace Cortez Martinez. He was preceded in death by three older siblings, Isabella, Juanita and Orlando who died in infancy, and by his parents and younger brother John. He was reared in Ogden and attended Ben Lomond High School. He married Sylvia Archer in Evanston, Wyoming on the 13th of August 1959. They were later divorced. He is survived by three sons, Monte (Cheryl) Martinez, South Ogden; Steve Martinez, Brigham City; Matthew Martinez, Malad City, Idaho; and four grandchildren, Trayce, Christian, Braylynn and Max. Martin is also survived by five brothers, Stephen (Virginia) Martinez, Rick (Marcella) Martinez, Mickey (Francis) Martinez, David (Cindy) Martinez, Isaac Martinez, and two sisters, Madeline (Ed) Sandoval, and Gracie (George) Brunner. Dad loved to hunt and fish and had extensively explored the desert of northern Utah and southern Idaho. He was a talented musician and inventor, and enjoyed writing and entertaining his many friends. Over the course of his life he worked in various occupations, salesman, bill collector, and general contractor finally retiring from the Union Pacific railroad after 37 years of service. Family will visit with friends and loved ones 3 to 5 pm, Friday, the 19th of November at Larkin Mortuary, 496 24th Street, Ogden, Utah. In lieu of flowers please make a contribution to your favorite charity in Martin's name.

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