My sincerest condolences to the Martowska family and Wayne's Wife Sharon.  Wayne Sr.  Was truly a kind and gentle soul with a warm loving smile. May he rest in peace....and his memory live in all those blessed to have known him.

Though I have not seen the Martowska family since my Aunt Bernice Grigaitis' funeral years ago, I saw Agnes and Tony often when visiting my Aunt and Uncle in Montello.  I attended their wedding! And have not seen the children since they were small.  Please accept my sincere condolences for the loss of your loved one, may he rest in peace with the angels.  I will be 80 this year and keep in touch with my cousin Doreen all the time.


Wayne and family,
My memories are of the family in Norwood.  When my Mother and Father visited -- Bernice and John -- I got to enjoy being with the kids.  As I aged, I babysat many times.  Those were good years.  Wayne will remain in my memory as the handsome little boy who climbed trees and ran around their big yard.  We spoke on the telephone a few times these last few years, but never got to meet face to face.  Peace,  Wayne.  
Micheal, Shirley. David, and Diane--my best to you.  Doreen Grigaitis. 

Always will remember you uncle Wayne!  My favorite memories were the family gatherings.  I remember singing “Grandma got run over by a reindeer” with Uncle Wayne helping me sing.   I’ll never forget the last time we saw him was at another Christmas gathering and he was able to congratulate me on the engagement over the holidays.  We’ll miss you.

To my cousin Wayne,

I’ll always remember the good times we had when we were kids singing in your mother’s car coming back to Norwood from Brockton. Staying in New Hampshire at the cottages, fishing and walking in the woods and in Lakeville. Riding in the back of your dad’s pickup truck and you, Michael and David in my GTO. May you Rest In Peace in heaven and have eternal happiness with your dad and all your family and friends. You will be missed by all. 

Your cousin,

Joe Russis (Joey)

My deepest heart-felt sympathy is extended to my cousins, the Martowska family.  I will always remember Wayne as such a kind, easy-going person who was happy and content when those around him were happy and having a good time.  We had great summer visits during the 70’s and 80’s at the old homestead on the lake in Lakeville.  
     I will always think and remember Wayne with love and fondness.
                                     Joyce Russis

Martowska family,

So so sorry to hear of the passing of our dear cousin Wayne. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all during this difficult time. Love you all and hope we can see you all soon.

Jaclyn Russis

Wayne, 
    As hard as it is to lose
                    Its harder to watch, when the people we care for and share our lives
With, come their time to leave us.
              Our prayers are with Saron
                         May you feel his wings 
                
                                    Love Michael and Lisa

So sorry Sharon Wayne was a true and loyal friend.


I am so greatful that I got to work with you wayne; And see what a lovely, genuine person you were. Condolences to your wife Sharon, your children, and family.  May you forever rest in peace. 

Wayne and Sharon always attended the campground Christmas parties. Some of my favorite memories of Wayne are singing songs with the karaoke machine. He and Mark Burmeister use to put on some very entertaining performances. We will miss you, Wayne!
My condolences to Sharon and the rest of Wayne's family.

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Wayne A. Martowska, Sr.

21 marzo, 1951 – 8 abril, 2020

Rock Funeral Home

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