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Anna posted a condolence
Saturday, August 8, 2020
My Dearest Gideon,
Its been such a long time not been able to see you or hear your voice its been really quiet too quiet actually.. I've cryed probably more then anyone i know in my life crys whenever i hear your name or certain memories of my childhood stood out the most with you in it. Even now i cry even more because not only your not here but your sister is also not here and its been hard.. I dont even know where i should start there is so many good memories, adventures we took while we were kids. It be too much that our time together could fill up a book. Gideon you and Zahara were my best friends growing up, everytime you guys were over my place it was a celebration, we never knew what it was for but it didn't matter because we were always happy together. My family adore you so much it hurts to even talk about the good times its been really hard not being able to see you stop by with zahara.. My childhood would've been boring if i hadn't met you or zahara you guys were my world and im sorry i wasn't there when you both needed me and it took me yrs to actually have the courage to write you both something.. If i could have just 1 more day with you and zahara all together with Eljahn i would hold on a little bit more longer.. My heart has been in pain idk if i will be able to move forward its been a emotional journey without you guys.. Gideon you left this world with a good heart and that is something i will cherish forever your love, laughter, smile and memories will live on to eternity. I love you so much "baby brother" and i hope that ill see you again with Zahara and Eljahn.
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Thursday, September 12, 2019
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Rueben posted a condolence
Saturday, July 1, 2017
It’s been 3 years since Gideon has passed. When our family moved into town I was quite young, and in all honestly I did not realize how great of a guy Gideon was. Lots of people say bad things about his past, and maybe it’s that I was just to young, or I just never happened to see that side of Gideon, but that’s not what I remember about him. I remember Gideon as being a kind older brother; someone who I found myself looking up to. He may have not been the best example to follow, but sometimes good people just do bad things. That’s what Gideon was, a good person. He will always hold that place in my heart. I was just looking through old pictures and found a lot of when I first met that Martz family. It only felt right to post here. I look forward to seeing you again Goose.
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Sam Martz posted a condolence
Thursday, November 24, 2016
I loved my nephew, more than I ever knew. My heart aches still for Gideon and his family. I still can’t believe he’s not here.
Jehovah will keep him in his memory. We will see him again, but, until then my heart breaks.
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Eljahn Balon posted a condolence
Saturday, March 14, 2015
Also written by Gideon; I leave it for Gideon.
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We all come from different paths but we will all end up in the same place. We train ourselves not to have feelings, to be strong and to be better than everyone else. What we realize is that we are not better than everyone else. We are just another piece of the puzzle. We try to find meaning in this life. We try to find what we were meant for. When we think we have figured it out, then we see love. We find someone that we care about and that we love with all our heart. Then we see what we were really meant for. We were meant to be with this person, to care for this person, to love this person. Sometimes we lose them and all we can do is wish that they were by our side. Sometimes this person leaves us because they think we don’t love them, that they are not a priority in our life. For many it takes losing someone to realize how much we care for them and how much we love them. Despite that, no matter what they do to us, we will always love them and be there for them. We will always protect them even if it’s from themselves. Even if it’s from us, because we care that much and we don’t want anything to happen to them. All we want is for them to be happy, for them to come out from the shadows, to come out from the prison of their mind and live life how it should. To love and to care and be there no matter what demons or monsters come our way or theirs. To love is the most powerful thing in the world. Love destroys the darkness and creates a new place in our hearts.
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Eljahn Balon posted a condolence
Sunday, March 8, 2015
Gideon was truly my best friend. He left this on my computer in March of 2014 and I wanted to share it because I believe it speaks to who he was as a person and the struggles he faced. RIP.
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The shadows represent our minds that have locked themselves in a prison. They are not willing to see the truth. People lie to hide from the truth; they hide from the world because they are scared and frightened to see the world for what it is. They lie to protect themselves so they can live with themselves. The world is a harsh and difficult place to be and live in. We all have different thinking, we all have a different past, but we all live in this world. A world full of stress and grief and sadness. We find ourselves saying we have no regrets, but that is a lie. We all have regrets. We have all made a prison within our minds so that we may live on. We have seen what the world is and we hate it, that’s why we hide in our cave. When we try to come out and see the light, we might be able to look at it and be happy for a while but then the demons from our mind start to attack us and we lose our place. We run back into that prison cell because we think we will be safe but we are never safe. We always have to keep fighting like a solider fighting for his country. We can’t give up and hide no matter how much we want to and no matter how much it hurts. Life is viewed as a game but life is really a gift, something that we were given. Everyone has a choice to make and we have to decide what we want in life. We have to decide what life means to us.
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Brandy posted a condolence
Friday, November 7, 2014
I ache for your loss. Blessings to you all, and I grieve with you, the loss of a beloved sibling.
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Abby Martz posted a condolence
Friday, September 5, 2014
RIP to my cousin Gideon. You were a great friend to me throughout my childhood and early teen years, and even though we didn’t always got along and even had a few big fights, I always loved you a lot. You were always fun to have around, and I trusted you to confide things in you as well. I have a lot of wonderful memories with you, and I will miss you so very much. I was so incredibly sad and heartbroken to learn of your tragic accident and I will always treasure the times we shared. No one deserves to die that young and no family or friend deserved to lose you so early. I was so shocked to learn what had happened.
I will always remember our days of climbing trees, bicycling for miles together, digging up “buried treasure” in the backyard, and all of our family camping trips and activities. I’ll remember you every time I rewatch the Iron Giant and every time I’m out riding my bike. I’m always talking about my memories with the two of you, the laughs we had, the games we played, that nasty pumpkin pie apple popcorn concoction that was so terrible but we couldn’t stop eating it. They say cousins are always your first and closest friends, and this was very true to me of both you and your sister. Rest in peace, Gideon. I am so sorry your life was ended far too soon.
My sincere condolences to you, Zahara, and to the rest of your family.
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Tayla posted a condolence
Saturday, July 12, 2014
Gideon was truly a blessing to everyone who did know him and I really wish a lot of his family would have seen the last nine months of what an amazing person he had became he was finally getting his life together and becoming the great man he was he had got a job earned his diploma and was ready to be living on his own. It was very hard to be at the south sound graduation and not get to see him walk across the stage like he deserved and earned but I know he was there looking down on us and proud to see all of his class graduate. His life was taken from him way to soon and if there was anything I could do to bring you back I would in a heart beat I truly love and miss you RIP Gideon! For ever missed
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Bryson posted a condolence
Friday, July 11, 2014
This is the best, most perfect obituary I’ve ever seen. I’ll miss Gideon, but I’m so glad we have the truth and we can comfort each other, and can look forward to better times ahead. Much love my family.
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Uncle Brian posted a condolence
Friday, July 11, 2014
To the Family and Dear friends of Gideon:This is a most difficult for all. I can only imagine the pain you must all feel.
We all look forward to the time this great sadness will be replaced with an even greater joy.
He spoke with me about his desires and goals in life on several occasions and that always centered around serving our creator.
However life, youth, and outside influances as with many of us, can cause us to take the slow route.
With Gideon we will have to wait for the resurrection to fully realize the full potential of godly wisdom that his parents and grandparents instilled in him.
As with many others, I am looking forward to be a part of his youthful energy and see the full potential that godly maturity
will bring this young man.
Take care my family and never loose you zeal …
Your Uncle , Brother, and friend in the faith
Brian
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Angel Andrews posted a condolence
Thursday, July 10, 2014
Gideon was just like a brother to me, I miss him so much! He was someone I will always call family! I love you Gideon, May you rest in peace!
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Sigrid Alejandro posted a condolence
Wednesday, July 9, 2014
My condolences to you and your family. I am very sorry for your loss. There is a wonderful hope ahead of us, Paradise, and your brother will experience happiness forever.
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Kenson Martz posted a condolence
Wednesday, July 9, 2014
I will miss you deeply, my cousin. Even though we didn’t talk much in the last 4-6 months of your unfortunately short life, I wish I had. I know that you are missed by everyone who knew you, including me. When Jehovah resurrects you, I will be so happy to talk to you again. :'( I am crying again typing this, and I sure wish that this hadn’t happened so this wouldn’t have to be written. :'(
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diann posted a condolence
Wednesday, July 9, 2014
I am very sorry for your loss it’s very hard when we lose someone we love our session when its unexpected your brother/son was so very young and his whole life ahead of him this was a very beautiful abituary and it really showed how much he was loved and understood it really made me think about my children I am very close to my children and have had similar hard times with my children sometimes things are said because they don’t know how to express them and sometimes we say things because we get frustrated so thank you for this beautiful obituary that was writtenand I know one day that you will have the opportunity to see him again in a world where there’s no more pain no more suffering and you’ll be able to have peace with the family and you see his beautiful smile my heart goes out to you and your family
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Helen Martz posted a condolence
Wednesday, July 9, 2014
Gideon was our little Tigger…bouncing around. And how we loved his smiled and enthusiasm. Growing up is not always the easiest time in life-so we are thankful that our creator understands teenagers. I am confident that Gideon will have his opportunity when the grand resurrection takes place to join us again in a clean earth. We miss him so much.
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Keith Anderson posted a condolence
Tuesday, July 8, 2014
My heart aches for you Jennifer, and your family. I have joyful memories of you and your children at our house with a whole room full of chocolate Labrador puppies. I know you share the blessing of those memories and so many more – I pray they sustain you in difficult times.
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Sarah Aflleje posted a condolence
Monday, July 7, 2014
Thank God for our wonderful hope. Gideon will love the paradise.
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