I thank God for Martin. He is such a wonderful person and a manager to each everyone in his team. He is the reason where I am right now. He is an inspiration. Thank you so much for believing in me and for the opportunity. Till we meet again my dear friend.

The kindest man that I have ever known. He has a place of honor in Heaven.

Hi Tyler, my prayers go out to your family. Things get better slowly. Thanks for being a friend to Tim. David Rabiroff

Rest In Peace Martin. Was a pleasure to work with you. 
Condolence to the family. 

Martin was the definition of a genuinely good man. A person you can trust,  respect, count on and enjoy his company and hearty laughter. 
Gracious, thoughtful, smart and easy to get along with - his tall, slender frame, deep voice and inviting smile could capture a room when he entered.
A treasured husband, father, mentor, friend and brother-in-law, the pleasure of his company will be missed greatly. 
We all have special and fond memories of him in our lives that will continue to bond us to his spirit. We are thankful to have known him and called him friend and family.

Our deepest condolences to Daphne, Tyler, Sara, Sawyer and his entire family.
He and they remain in our prayers.
God bless.


Martin was a wonderful man. This is a loss.

So very sad to learn of Martin's passing.  Martin was a wonderful colleague and friend.  May his memory be a blessing. 

In the time I was working in Business Wire Martin was my project manager and later - my immediate manager.
I am very grateful that I had the opportunity to work with him. He was an amazing man, very kind, with a good sense of humor and great people skills. I felt that he really cared about the people in the team. He found a unique approach to every member and at the end when he retired he had a team working so well that it continued to work without a manager and was able to finish the project. 
His kindness was so profound, that I felt he was almost like a father to me.  I will miss him a lot.
My condolences to the family and friends.

I enjoyed my time working with Martin. He was a lovely man! My sincere condolences to Martin's family. 

Thank you for being my friend for 55 years.
Thank you for tutoring me in geometry.
Thank you for playing basketball and sharing the passion. 
Thank you for teaching me how to drive.
Thank you for sharing the laughs that you bring.
Thank you for listening and supporting the challenges life brings.
Thank you for including me in your joys and milestones. 
Most of all thank you for the time we were able to spend together.

Because of you my world was a better place.
Until we meet again.

Friends forever,
George


When I first came to Business Wire in 2011, I shared a cubicle with Martin.  He became my mentor and confidant in learning about the company, and the people we worked with.  Later when he became a director, he asked me to be his “right hand”, which I was happy to do.  If anything, Martin’s kindness and easy-going manner inspired loyalty, friendship, and just wanting to do right by a good person.  I’ll always remember, but miss terribly, our chats in the morning and lunches at The Irish Bank.  My deepest condolences to his family on their loss.  We’ll never forget you Martin!

Martin and I worked together for over ten years at BW.  We had our disagreements but worked them out and we became great friends and frequently went to Giants games and we had our share of beers at the local watering hole.   When he retired we agreed to keep in touch and get together.  He was the nicest person, awesome director and manager.  Everyone liked and respected him. So shocking to hear he is gone.  I am very sad to hear the news.   My deepest sorrows go out to family. 

Martin was such a kind and gentle soul.  I enjoyed working with him through many projects at Business Wire.  I am so sorry for your loss.
He was gracious and always said thank you.

Dear Daphne, I was saddened to hear of the loss of my friend from high school, Marty.  I have so many fond memories from those days and will always treasure them.  We shared an inner circle of friends back then that couldn't have been closer.  We did everything together including sports, music, hanging out, and just enjoying each others company.  Marty was smart, funny, and a true friend.
His mom was a treasure and treated us so well.

I will never forget Marty.  RIP my friend.


Martin was a bright light in my life. He was always smiling (and I mean always), with a joke or story to make me laugh. He and Daphne had a deep love, kept vibrant with humor and teasing. When I heard them laughing together, I envied what they had.

When consolation and empathy were needed, Martin had those too. He would listen, then offer sweet, kind advice and solace that are rare among men. He helped me see things from the male perspective.

Martin's kindness, humor, and love made you want to be around him. How he dealt with his physical pain is also inspiring -- he chose optimism over self-pity.

I'll miss you, Martin, but you live on through Daphne, Tyler, Sara and Sawyer. Thank you for being an extraordinary human being.

Dear Daphne and family,
     I was very shocked to hear the news of Marty's passing.  Even though we had limited contact over the last many years, I always considered Marty one of my close personal friends from high school and the immediate years after.  He was such a very kind person.
     I feel good that we had a chance to meet up 2 years ago at the Lowell 50th reunion and had a chance to share some great memories and stories of our years together.   He always had a great attitude about life and we definitely shared some laughter.
     Susan and I are thinking about you and your family and know this will be a difficult period. Marty will be sorely missed.   
    Our sincere condolences, Eric and Susan 

OBITUARIO

Martin Edward Luht

21 abril, 1950 – 14 octubre, 2020

Willow Glen Funeral Home

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