Ssgt Ewers Sr
Age - 42
December 8, 2023
"Ladies and gentlemen, family and friends, today I am grieving yet honored to be doing the eulogy for Martin Uthant Ewers Sr. I want to share with you a glimpse into the beautiful life of Martin, who was taken from us far too soon. Martin was born October 30, 1981, to the parents Sonia Marie Spence-Ewers, and Alanzo Lorenzo Ewers, In the Bronx NY, he brought nothing but joy to our lives from the moment he entered this world. With a contagious smile and unwavering determination, he pursued his passions and inspired all of us with his unique spirit. As a child, Martin possessed a great love for sports which he enjoyed playing basketball, playing card games with his friends, he liked going to the movies with his wife and family, and he also liked traveling. In school, Martin was a dedicated student who excelled academically in everything he did, and his kindness and empathy for others were evident in how he treated his peers. He had a gift for connecting with people and had the rare ability to make everyone feel valued and respected around him. His spirit on this earth, though tragically brief, was filled with moments of beauty, grace, and unforgettable joy. He had a rare gift, the ability to touch lives with his gentle smile, act of kindness, and a comforting word. His love and compassion knew no bounds, as he constantly sought to uplift those around him fostering a community of love, support, and mutual respect. He was a beacon of hope, a pillar of strength, and a source of inspiration for his family and friends. As he grew, so did his sense of responsibility and commitment to his family and community. He became a pillar of support, a voice of reasoning, and a shoulder to lean on in time of chaos. His unwavering dedication to the betterment of society as a member of the armed forces was a testimony to his character, a character built on the foundations of integrity, humility, and a deep-rooted sense of justice. He loved deeply and unconditionally, forming bonds that were both sacred and eternal. His love for his family was a beautiful tapestry of cherished moments, woven with the threads of joy, laughter, and unbreakable bonds that transcended time. He was a loving son and husband, a protective brother, and a loyal friend, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts of those he loved. We hold on to the belief that he is now at peace, in a place where there is no pain, no sorrow, just eternal love and bliss. His memory will continue to be a guiding light, a source of strength, and a beacon of hope for all of us. As we say our final goodbyes, let us hold onto the belief that love never dies, let us make a promise to keep Martin's spirit alive, to carry forward his legacy of love, kindness, and compassion, and to live our lives in a way that honors his memory and celebrates the beautiful journey that he embarked upon on this earth. Martin left to mourn his wife Astin Cook-Ewers, son Martin Ewers Jr, and daughter Sasha Cook-Ewers, mother Sonia Spence, father Alanzo Ewers Sr, and a brother Alanzo Ewers Jr, sisters Vanessa Ewers, Veronica Ewers-Francis, and Taniqua Ewers, aunts Doreen Spence, Norma Spence, and Denise Spence, uncles Courtney Spence, and Noel Spence, and a host of nieces and nephews. Martin was preceded in death by his grandmother Ida McDonald, his aunt Winnell Spence, and a uncle Carl Spence. Martin was well loved by his in-laws, Ebonie Allen, China Brown, Aunty Jacqueline Curry, Nakimbria Tyson, and his beloved dog Phoopy. Martin will be remembered as a loving son, brother, husband, father, and friend. His memory will forever live on in the hearts of those who knew him. "Show more
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