Sharing Stories about David

From Sally Johnson--dear family friend From the time our younger daughter, Liby, could speak, she called David Martin, 'Mr. Mawtin'. The rest of the Johnson family quicky began to use her particular way of greeting one of her favorite people. I don't recall the exact time or place we first met D

David came smiling through the gate at the Horticulture Club in Sun City and right into the hearts of our family. Even when his body gave him trouble, his spirit spilled out with his joy over the people in his life and the progress on the multitude of projects moving forward. He was generous in eve

Barb and I are very sad to hear of David's passing.  We think of him very fondly. He was a generous soul, rightfully proud of his family. David was a 'Connector,' someone who could strike up a conversation with a stranger in a grocery store and somehow find layers of commonality. He was so investe

My dad was so excited about the arrival of his grandchildren, after the birth of Adele, or maybe during labor?, he tried to take the gator up to the hospital to present to his new granddaughter this electric car.

Dear G-Ann, I've been thining about David since our phone conversation, reminising about our adventures and misadventures over the past 48years. I need to note that most of our misadventures involved Colorado Mountains and Jeeps. I met David on my firs tday of MSU, he came bounding down the stairs

Although I knew of David Martin as a student and graduate of Midwestern State University, I never had him as a professor and didn't personally know him until I was much older and met my soon-to-be husband Charles Fawcett, his brother-in-law, in December of 2010.  Being invited to David and G-Ann’s h