TITLE:  Col. Horace Sawyer "Pepper" Martin Jr., Abstract Obituary, Nov 7, 2000

SOURCE: Concord Monitor and New Hampshire Patriot
        Monitor Publishing Company, One Monitor Drive
        Concord, New Hampshire 03302-1177 (issue -Dec 10, 2000)

SUBMITTED:  C Parziale, Dec 2000

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NAME:      Col. Horace Sawyer "Pepper" Martin Jr.
DIED:        Nov 7, 2000
MILITARY:    US Army 1941-45, 4th Inf Reg
             Army Reserves
OCCUPATION:  head hockey coach, University of New Hampshire 
             assistant principal at Hamilton-Wenham (ret)
AGE:         81
ADDRESS:     Cambridge MA

BORN:     (none listed)
MOTHER:   (none listed)
FATHER:   (none listed)
SPOUSE:   Josephine Lyons Martin d. ?
CHILDREN: Bruce Dennis Martin, two stepsons, Peter Lyons, Seth Lyons,
          Suzanne Lee Martin Guptill, three stepchildren, Heidi Lyons,
          Mark Lyons
          
BURIAL:  

FOR A FULL TRANSCRIPT:  Concord Monitor and New Hampshire Patriot
        Monitor Publishing Company, One Monitor Drive
        Concord, New Hampshire 03302-1177 issue -Dec 10, 2000

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