Mr. Herman Martin

Passed 03/06/2022

Obituary For Mr. Herman Martin

Mr. Herman R. Martin of Lynn Haven, Florida gained his heavenly wings on March 5th in the Vitas Nursing Center. He was 73 years of age.

Herman attended and graduated from the public schools in Baton Rouge. After graduation he joined the United States Air Force in 1973, while serving he gained the nickname, Marty and became affectionately known Marty to us as well. He served his country well, while learning and excelling in every area made available to him, earning the title Sergeant Master. Upon the completion of his successful tour of duty and receiving an Honorable Discharge, he retired in 1990.

Once he returned to civilian life, he further his education at Troy State University, graduating in 1996. He then gained employment at Gulf Coast State College and worked there for a number of years before retiring again. Herman was a lovable, laid back and soft spoken person. He was kind hearted and would give you the clothes off his back. A friend indeed that you could count and depend on.

He leaves a legacy of love with his wife, Selena Martin of Lynn Haven, Florida; a son, Anthony Martin and wife Jean of Panama City, Florida; two daughters, Tamera Richards and Martia Everett both of Panama City, Florida; three brothers, Lendell Martin and wife Evelyn of Amite, Louisiana, Douglas Martin and Dennis Martin and wife Mary both of Baton Rouge, Louisiana; two sisters, Beulah M. Decuir and Edna M. Dixon both of Baton Rouge, Louisiana; four grandchildren, Skylar, Anecia, Willie and Gianni all of Panama City, Florida; 11 brothers-in-law and three sisters-in-law from the Steele Family; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives and dear friends.

A homegoing celebration was held graveside, Monday, March 14th at 11a.m. at Kent Forest Lawn with full military honors provided by the 325th Fighter Wings Honor Guard. Interment will follow with arrangements entrusted to the Caring Staff at Battle Mortuary of Panama City.



Guest Book

Sorry for your loss! May God continues to give you strength,peace and comfort during this difficult time! Much Love!

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Wishing you auntie Selena, Tamara and Tia comfort and peace during this difficult time.RIP unc Marty..

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Our staff will continue to keep your family in our prayers. We thank you for allowing us to serve your family.

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