Mario was such a kind, quiet man with a generous heart. I met him about 7 years ago,. He was living at my neighbors, but he offered to help me take care of things around my home as I am disabled. His love of animals touched me, as animals have always meant a great deal to me. When he came to live at my home he took on caring for an increasingly disabled person. Not an easy undertaking. I will never forget his kindness, or even his silly jokes and stories. I will miss him.

I only knew Mario briefly, but he was a calming presence with interesting ideas. My condolences to his family and close friends. I know grief is never easy and that it may come and go at different times in your life.  Cry as you need and grieve as you need.
Hugs. 

I met Mario when I was 8 years old at shelter Island pier. When I first met him, he offered to teach me how to fish the proper way because I was doing not so well, he grabbed my rod sat down with me and showed me everything I needed to know. From that day on I would go to the pier everyday to go fish with Mario, to go learn new thing, to hear stories about fishing and about his family, I grew a strong connection with him that I will carry for the rest of my life. When I was 12 Mario came and stayed with me and my family for a little bit,  we were going out of town and he offered to watch our house. We came back from our trip to Mario cuddled up with our puppies and cats, everyone loved Mario even the animals. Later that year Mario ask me if I was interested in leaning to play baseball, at first I was scared and didn’t know how to play, that didn’t stop Mario, everyday from when I was 13 to 16 years old he thought me how to pitch, hit, throw, and even call plays, I loved baseball and Mario thought me to love it.  Mario thought me so much stuff School was practically pointless. He was so sympathetic and genuine he never lied and Didn’t have a mean bone in his body. The countless days and nights we have spent together at the pier I will remember forever, every time I throw a line in the water I will think about you and every time I step on that mound I will think about you. 
Mario you will forever be ingrained in my heart you are the reason I am who I am today. I love you Mario Martin❤️

Mario and myself had years  worth of hours fishing on shelter island pier together. I know he will be missed and thought of when I am back on the pier fishing. Mario was the second person I met on the pier when i started fishing there. I never heard him have a bad word to or about anyone. I can't think of anyone who didn't like him. And to Mario's son, he was very proud of you! Your dad was a good man!  I hope he has a new fishing spot with friends and family. I will miss you Mario!

Susan said another angel was needed in heaven. Guess you can look at it that way. All I know is Mario will forever be missed. Not anyone like him and certainly doubt there ever will be.  
Mario gave so much to so many it's difficult to honor him in that light, plus Marzy wouldn't want me to point that out anyway. 
He was a proud and sometimes silent man. Proud of his son and the man he'd become. Giving of his time and energy to all it's a shame we'll never experience his gifts again. 
Thank you Marzy for being my rock, but more so my friend.
The worlds a better place because of you. 


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Mario Bayani Martin

23 enero, 1951 – 20 junio, 2019

El Camino Memorial - Sorrento Valley & Memorial Park

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