Donna and I were not very far away from Marty and Debby and family when all our kids were growing up.  We shared numerous Sundays watching the Dolphin games at their home while snacking on pizza and beverage of choice.  We also celebrated several Hanukka and Passover holidays.  As all of us grew older, I still resisted learning how to play bridge. Now I wish we had learned.  

Both Marty and Debbie were great parents to two children who have established independent and successful careers.  His life was very much well lived. 

• Our sympathy to the entire family.  Marty was a wonderful guy and a pleasure at our bridge table.  Marty will always be in our hearts.
• Elyse & Chuck Schneiderman

To the entire Robins family please accept our sincere condolences on the loss of Marty . May the wonderful memories you share help you through this difficult time . Hold each other close and you will get the strength you need . Sending hugs to all.

Love Joy and Perry 

Dear Debbie,

 It is with great sadness to hear of the passing away of your beloved husband Marty. With time in its slow passing heal, leaving beautiful memories behind. I wish to extend my deepest sympathy to you and your family .Warmest regards,

Linda  Green

Dear Family Robins,

I am so sorry for your  loss.  I think Marty invented the man cave. I remember you showing me around in the then new home in Delray and Marty sitting proudly or maybe lying on the couch.  Take care all of you and don't stop sharing memories.

 Love, Lorraine