Corey W. Martin

Corey W. Martin, age 50, of Pulaski, passed away peacefully, Wednesday, January 26, 2022, with his family at his side. Corey was born June 26, 1971 in Manistique, MI. He spent his years growing up with the love of farming with his family. Corey graduated from Coleman High School in 1989. After graduating high school, he joined the United States Navy and completed basic training in Great Lakes, IL. Corey then went on to do some schooling before he was stationed in Wales, England for 3 years. Corey served in The Gulf War and was a VFW life member.

Corey is survived by his parents, Debbie (Ralph) Johnston and Wayne (Pat) Martin; his loving wife of 20 years, Stacy Martin; sisters: Tammy (Raelynn) Camptin, Kristy Martin and Tonya Martin Fisher; brother, Jason (Jody) Martin; nieces: Jessica, Alyssa, Robyn, Tasha, Jaelyn, Brinley, Maliyah and Aria; nephews, Craig and Reza; great-nephews, Clyde and Gabriel and step-sister, Lisa (Milland) Gaikwad. He is further survived by many special aunts, uncles, cousins, special cousin, Tyler Olson, with whom he enjoyed golf and slurpies with, and special friends.

Corey was a kind, loving and generous person. He had a smile that made life beautiful and laughter that warmed your heart. He enjoyed life to the fullest. Corey was an avid sports fan and enjoyed watching games with Stacy and going to Badger games with his Dad. Corey and Stacy enjoyed playing golf together, taking trips together, going for snowmobile rides and loved attending concerts. Time spent with family was something cherished. He enjoyed family camping trips, especially playing pudgy bunny and endless nights of laughter. Also many fun times camping with family at Porterfield Country Music Fest. Corey liked to take his nieces to the county fair, out to movies, out to dinner and to spoil them. He enjoyed cooking and grilling out and we all enjoyed eating his yummy food! One of the many special things in life for Corey was going up north hunting with his brother, Jason, and niece, Jaelyn, and staying at Mom's house. It was a weekend filled with great food, lots of laughs, many jokes, gathering at Equity and taking good naps in the deer blind! Most importantly, it was a special time spent with family. Corey loved every minute of time spent with Stacy and his family.

Private services will be held by Corey's family.

So many memories made that will carry on in our hearts forever.
"Let us not say goodbye because it's never goodbye, it's just till next time"
Rest in Peace, Corey. You were loved so very much. You will be missed forever.