• Fredrick (Freddy) Martin

    February 11, 2020

  • Fredrick (Freddy) Martin, May 27, 1943 – February 08, 2020. It is with great sadness to announce the passing of a great friend and buddy who passed peacefully away Sat. Feb. 08, 2020at his cabin in Long Harbour.  He leaves to mourn; sister Dianne Vaillant  ( St. John’s ). Special friends: Walter Wright (Bev), Ed Newhook (Debbie), Ernie Roche (Ann Marie), Jason Mulrooney (Sandy),  Albert Williams (Maude), Alf Murphy (Betty ),  Mike Mainment (Cathy), Johnny Mainment. Also a large circle of good friends to many to mention. Visitation  at Holloway’s Funeral Home, Whitbourne on Saturday, February 15, 2020  from 10:00 am – 1:00 pm  and 2:00 pm – 6:00 pm.  Cremation has taken place.

  • 13 comments

    Annmarie and Ernie Roche

    11 Feb 2020

    Very sad RIP Buddy we are all going to miss you

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    Beverly Rockwood

    12 Feb 2020

    Freddy.... you are gone but you will never be forgotten.

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    Harold Wright and Clara Goldsworthy

    12 Feb 2020

    So sorry to here about Freddy's passing he will be missed so very much Prayers for him I.m sure he is with the Angles now at peace

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    Harold Wright and Clara Goldsworthy

    12 Feb 2020

    So sorry to here about Freddy's passing he will be missed so very much Prayers for him I.m sure he is with the Angles now at peace

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    Clara Goldsworthy

    12 Feb 2020

    Freddy, I didn't know you a long time but the time I spent with you was precious. You were such a fun person to be around. I will miss you. xo

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    Darlene, Bob and Michael Rockwood

    12 Feb 2020

    A very nice man and certainly a great friend to all at Long Harbour where he had his cabin. My condolences to Walt(Bev) and the rest of his buddies.

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    Rose Hughes

    12 Feb 2020

    Condolences to the Martin family and his friends.

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    Dave and Linda Newhook

    12 Feb 2020

    So saddened to hear of Freddie’s passing. He sure will be missed by everyone. A gentle kind soul who was loved by many.

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    Leonce/Ron/Taylor Morrissey

    12 Feb 2020

    We first met Freddy at Avondale while him and Dianne were camping at the Mill (before it was the park) about 15 years ago. It didn't take long to become friends with them both. He was trying to get his four wheeler started, and after watching him for many hours, he finally knocked on our camper door and asked to help him. Him and Ronnie became instant friends and the next thing I knew, he was sat at our table every time we went camping. We have many good memories of Freddy and had many laughs with him. Freddy holds a special place in our hearts. He always gave me small tokens for my daughter when we visited, he was always drawing her something, or making something for her. We didn't get to visit him often, only about 3-4 times a year since he moved to Long Harbour, however, he always welcomed us with open arms. He was a kind of person that you loved to be around and he loved company. He didn't have an easy life, but with all the friends he met over the years he was given the best life possible. He appreciated everything anyone ever did for him, he often told me that. We will miss you Freddy, you were one-of-a-kind and your memory will live on among friends and family. Til we all meet again my friend. xoxo

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    Alf and Betty Murphy

    12 Feb 2020

    Going to miss you Freddy, we were proud to call you our friend. rest peacefully.

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    Victoria Miller

    12 Feb 2020

    The cabin will never be the same without you! Rip Freddie, you will be forever missed!

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    Sheila ryan

    12 Feb 2020

    Rest easy my friend. You was a good hearted friend

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    Sylvia and Leonard Mackey

    13 Feb 2020

    Deepest Sympathy to family and friends. Freddy sure will be miss up on the track. God bless to all a great person gone to soon.

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