Martin Sack
September 1, 1930 ~ November 24, 2014 (age 84) 84 Years Old
Martin Sack Obituary
Martin (Marty) Sack passed away peacefully on November 24, 2014 at Suburban Hospital in Bethesda, MD. He was surrounded by his adored and loving family.
He leaves behind his beloved wife, Lenore, four children Noah (Karen), Charity (Paul Randall), Mary (Ed Wasmund), and Alex Sack, as well as three step-children, Steve, Eve (Skip Roncal), and David Saltman, and nine grandchildren: Jacob, Nathan, Leo, and Milo Sack; Max and Daniel Saltman; Sydney Roncal; Celeste and Timothy Stout.
Marty Sack was born in New York City on September 1, 1930 to Alexander and Sadie (Daniloff) Sack. He graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. After graduation, he worked as an engineer in the private sector, and then for 26 years in the United States Postal Service. Marty also proudly served in the Korean War with the rank of Second Lieutenant.
Marty was an energetic and loving partner, friend, parent and grandparent. He loved his world travel adventures with Lenore, and sharing jokes with anyone especially his grandchildren. He enjoyed discussing politics, world events, and the meaning of life, and loved to listen to Morning Joe while he exercised. He also loved a good glass of wine or a cold shot of Belvedere vodka and was a welcoming and hospitable host who loved to share beverages with his company. Services to be held at Maryland Veterans Cemetery 11301 Crain Highway Cheltenham, MD 20623 to be held at a later date.
11301 Crain Highway
Cheltenham, MD, 20623
He leaves behind his beloved wife, Lenore, four children Noah (Karen), Charity (Paul Randall), Mary (Ed Wasmund), and Alex Sack, as well as three step-children, Steve, Eve (Skip Roncal), and David Saltman, and nine grandchildren: Jacob, Nathan, Leo, and Milo Sack; Max and Daniel Saltman; Sydney Roncal; Celeste and Timothy Stout.
Marty Sack was born in New York City on September 1, 1930 to Alexander and Sadie (Daniloff) Sack. He graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. After graduation, he worked as an engineer in the private sector, and then for 26 years in the United States Postal Service. Marty also proudly served in the Korean War with the rank of Second Lieutenant.
Marty was an energetic and loving partner, friend, parent and grandparent. He loved his world travel adventures with Lenore, and sharing jokes with anyone especially his grandchildren. He enjoyed discussing politics, world events, and the meaning of life, and loved to listen to Morning Joe while he exercised. He also loved a good glass of wine or a cold shot of Belvedere vodka and was a welcoming and hospitable host who loved to share beverages with his company. Services to be held at Maryland Veterans Cemetery 11301 Crain Highway Cheltenham, MD 20623 to be held at a later date.
Graveside Service
DEC 5. 10:45 AM
Cheltenham Maryland Veterans Cemetery11301 Crain Highway
Cheltenham, MD, 20623
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