Marty was larger than life. We will always remember the wonderful times we shared.
Tubing down the salt river. Our trip to Rocky Point. The train ride.
The Eulogies that Robert,Susan,Jason,Emma andJerry were so beautifully said.
Marty will be missed by all that had the honor to know him.
Rest In Peace.  Sandy and Sherman

A beautiful service.  We could see and feel Marty’s light shining through everyone as they spoke. 
Marty was filled to overflowing with love, enthusiasm, passions, and interests of every description.  He always found the key that would  draw you in, so he could share them with you.  Marty knew instinctively that everything was better when it could be shared.
The last time we both saw Marty we hugged and said our goodbyes after a dinner.  Marty and Debbie were driving away but Marty caught our eye one last time to throw a kiss.  We both threw one back.  That’s how we will remember him.  That moment, was classic Marty.  
We send our love to Debbie, the love of his life, Susie and Robert whom he loved and cherished, and Emma and Jason who completed him.  In friendship and with love in our hearts.  Stephanie and Jimmy

I am so pleased to have been able to watch the live streamed service, beautiful eulogies shared by a very special family xx
I have such fond memories of  spending time with Marty & Debra, Susan & Robbie in the house in Belle Harbor after Camp America and visiting Nathan's in Coney Island as part of the NYC tour.
There wasn't and still isn't a more hospitable, kinder & generous family.
Marty was a very special charismatic man and I am sure he will be missed hugely by you all.
Sending massive love
Amanda & Oli xxxx

Marty was a Renaissance man who, despite illness,  lived a life filled with gusto and joy.  May the lifetime of treasured memories, family, and friends surround you with comfort and peace.
With love, 
Mary & Marty

Our thoughts are with you at this trying time.  It was a beautiful service for a wonderful man.  Shel is a member of the Tuesday Breakfast group and would look forward to Marty's joke at the conclusion of the Zoom meeting.  He will be missed by all.
Our sincere condolences,  Carol & Shel Sobel



Thank you for live streaming and letting us hear your beautiful eulogies today about Marty. He made his mark on my life too when in August 1982  after camp finished he took us London girls on the Marty Coopersmith  tour of NYC.  His hospitality, generosity and humour will always be remembered and then later the times spent with the Coopersmiths/Silberman’s as families in NJ and Arizona will never be forgotten.   Incredible memories of a truly great man.    With love always, Natalie & David Jacobs.

Phyllis and Michael Epner send our sympathy on Marty,s passing. He will be remembered

Debbie,

That was a beautiful service. Today is our Monday lunch date and I will miss him. 

In comparison to some, I only new Marty  for a short time but I enjoyed every occasion  we shared lunch, dinner or at each others homes.

Please accept my deepest sympathy and I look forward to sharing time with you upon your return to Arizona.

With Love,

Warren 



My life was highly enriched by my decade of friendship with Marty. What an extraordinary person, with unmeasurable character, dedication, humility, wisdom, loyalty and humor. Marty always traded me a joke for my investment tips which, luckily, for me in Marty's case, paid off well. He always ribbed me that I sold my Exact Sciences too soon after I advised him to buy it at $10 per share while it bounded upwards. It is now at $100 and Marty is smiling down at me. Oh Marty, you were a special macher for my soul. I dearly will miss you.  Harvey Gillis

No words can describe the impact that Marty has had on our lives.  He was such a family man and always showed an interest in our lives and  our children’s lives.   
We are thankful and amazed that Marty offered on his trip to Viet Nam to choose and bring home art for us.  We treasure the pieces and they will always be a reminder of who he was. 
May God comfort you among the other mourners of Zion and Jerusalem. 
Joan and Marty

Everyone spoke so beautifully about Marty.  We love you, we loved him, and he will always be in our hearts.  Surrounding you with love, Sharon & Fred

Dear Debbie and Family,
We are so sorry about the loss of Marty.  Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.

All our love,

Jodi and Jules Freeman

Dear Marty,
You will be missed terribly.  You were one in a million.  I will cherish our memories together (especially your wonderful compliments about my hair in front of Ralph!!) You are missed already!

Love and Hugs,

Maxine

Very sad to hear this news.   

Marilyn and I met Marty and Debbie in 2015 on a memorable 35-day Oceania cruise from Thailand to Greece, where we had many adventures together, and enjoyed dining on the outside deck in the evenings.  Marty loved those unlimited lobster tails.  

It was fortuitous that the four of us lived in Scottsdale, and we have enjoyed many dinners together over the past six years.  Marty always had a store of jokes for every occasion and we so enjoyed his enthusiasm as he told them.   

Marty had such a zest for life, plus a great love for Debbie and his family.  It was great that he was able to enjoy a long retirement and make the most of the opportunities to travel until Covid put a damper on it for us.   

Rest in Peace, Marty.

OBITUARIO

Martin Joseph Coopersmith

27 febrero, 1940 – 4 noviembre, 2021

Bernheim-Apter-Kreitzman Suburban Funeral Chapel

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