Sherry Ifft
Date: 4/15/2011 | Rita and Marge, Sorry to hear of the passing of your Dad. My prayers are with you guys. |
Robert & Kathleen Crisci
Date: 4/10/2011 | Martin was a stong person that led others in the way he lived, always fair, respectful, with expectations of honor from those he associated in business and those in family. He will be missed. I feel very sad, not being able to take him to Puerto Rico, as he wished. He supported our family in many ways, befriending my parents Harry and Frances Crisci. Our condolences to the family. May God Bless |
Jim & Angie Banyay
Date: 4/9/2011 | Jim & Family
Please accept our condolences on the passing of your father. Your family will be in our thoughts and prayers.
Jim & Angie |
George Cudoc
Date: 4/5/2011 | To Jim, Marge, Rita, and family, please accept the condolences from the whole Cudoc family. Much of who we are and what we have is a result of a long friendship with Martin and his family. We will miss him as if he were our own father and grandfather. |
LISA TAYLOR
Date: 4/5/2011 | Margie and Rita,
I never click onto "Inside Butler County News" on the computer and something just had me do it today. I never would have known your Dad died if I had not.
This man's obituary needs put in all of the towns where we serviced and sold Marburger milk. I am sure a lot of people would send their condolences if they knew he had just passed away.
The best milk around with the BIGGEST DATES on each bottle of milk sold. There was a time when I thought Martin's idea was a good one because he had a hard time seeing the date....and now I, too, LOVE Martin's BIG DATE stamp because I now wouldn't be able to see the date either if not for his innovative plan. Smart smart man !!!!
His idea sure was a great selling point that everyone loved. If you believe in a product, it sure is easy to sell. : )
Many many restaurants will carry on with the "famous ranch dressing" made with the Marburger Buttermilk. He was so proud when he'd start naming the list of restaurants that made their own ranch dressing with his buttermilk.
I am so glad his office holds many of the photographs I took of him as a gift for his birthday. I think he liked them too. : )
His legacy will live on forever. I am so sorry for your loss..but when you look at the smiling face in the picture you've provided for us to see....he lived a long life, a good life and he sure was proud of the long hours and hard work he put in. May he rest in peace. |
Steven Sisson
Date: 4/5/2011 | On behalf of everyone at UDMC, we would like to express our deepest condolences. Martin was a wonderful person and it was always a pleasure to talk to him. He always had a new terrific story, every time I saw him. He will be greatly missed.
Sincerely,
Steven V. Sisson
President - UDMC |
Larry & Sandy Grabman
Date: 4/4/2011 | Sandy and I would like express cocondolence to all of you on the death of Martin. Martin was always very dear to my heart, even though he was my mother's cousin I have always look on him, along with his two brothers, as uncles. He play a very big part in my love for farming and also for the dairy industry.
Sandy and I have all of you in our prayers.
Larry |
suzanne roy
Date: 4/4/2011 | Marge and Rita and family,
You loved him and remained with him giving your support. He is with his Lord, now and watching forever with love. |
Sharon Williamson
Date: 4/4/2011 | Sincere sympathy from the Carson Family and United Dairy, Inc. |
Debbie Plunkett
Date: 4/4/2011 | Although I have never met Mr. Marburger I have talked with him often as receptionist at the Rodgers Ins. Group. I have always enjoyed speaking with him and will miss his calls. My deepest sympathies to all of his extended family. |
Peg Seydel
Date: 4/4/2011 | Our prayers go to the family during these difficult times. Martin will truly be missed. He always came in with a smile and left us all with smiles upon on faces. We will think of him often |
Bruce Krupke
Date: 4/4/2011 | I would like to on behalf of the New York State dairy processors and manufacturers and the Northeast Dairy Foods Association send our deepest sympathy to the Marbburger family on the passing of Martin. Mr. Marburger was a respected and very well liked member of our dairy industry and he will be very much missed.
He always had a great attitude toward his family, life, the industry and his company. He seemed to alway have a nice smile whenever he met and spoke with you. We will miss him at our convention, meetings and of course on the golf course.
Sincerely,
Bruce W. Krupke
Executive Vice President |
