Martin was a wonderful classmate at SMU (as was Megan!) when we were all in school for our MBA's. I am so sorry to hear of his untimely passing. Smart, good looking, and well liked Martin had it all going on. Many friends, no detractors. I am not surprised at his wonderful life well lived as so beautifully described in his memorial. We had a lot of fun in that short timeframe.
Martin is the best golfer I have ever played with. When we first started playing together he was a scratch golfer and I was a beginner. But he never made me feel “less than”. As with everything, he was patient, encouraging and a joy to be with.
We were neighbors on Country Club Rd. and knew them to be warm and generous neighbors. Martin was the definition of positive actions and leadership. Both he and Megan were wonderful role models for their children always putting family first. Martin will be missed by all who knew him.
I had the pleasure of working with Martin on Capital One's trading desk in New York. He was someone that I could turn to for guidance and he generously shared his knowledge with the junior members of the team. There were several memorable moments that positively impacted my life that I can attribute directly to Martin. I wish to extend my deepest condolences to his wife and family, and please know that he left a positive imprint on me.
