Therin Martin

Therin Almandus Martin was a 39-year-old resident of Washington, D.C., known within his neighborhood on Hunt Place. While public records about his life are limited, those who knew him would recognize a man rooted in his community and everyday ties to family and neighbors.

On April 29, 2011, Therin’s life ended suddenly. The verified public record shows he was found in the vicinity of Branch Avenue in Temple Hills, Maryland, and was later pronounced deceased. Beyond the basic facts surrounding his death, public sources provide little about his work, hobbies, or the private relationships that shaped his life—details that matter deeply when remembering a person.

Though the public record is sparse, it is important to acknowledge Therin as a real person whose life mattered to others. A name, an age, and an address do not capture the whole of a life: the laughter he shared, the mornings he rose, and the ways he was known to family and friends. For those who loved him, those private memories are the meaningful legacy he left behind.

This page is intended as a quiet, respectful remembrance of Therin Martin. Where public documentation is limited, family recollection and private memorials are the places to find the fuller, personal portrait. May those who carry his memory find comfort and continued support from their community as they hold on to the everyday moments that made Therin who he was.