In Memory Of
Marc P. Tamulynas
1971
2016
Marc P. Tamulynas
May 15, 1971 — July 9, 2016
Marc P. Tamulynas was quietly received unto the Lord Jesus Christ on July 9th, 2016. Marc was born on May 15, 1971 in his favorite town of Boston. Marc left behind his beloved wife Angela, loving mother Marie Murphy and father Paul K Tamulynas, as well as his dear and trusted stepfather Jim Murphy and his loving step mother Gaye Tamulynas.
Marc also leaves behind 3 stepbrothers: Al Richards and Trent Richards of Eustis Florida; Troy Richards of Gloucester, MA and his stepsister Tobi Lynn Saxton of Barhamsville, VA. Marc also leaves behind his adopted brother and team mate Edwin Rosario of Kissimmee, Fl.
Marc was an avid baseball player who played on many teams. The Red Sox was the last team he played with; very appropriate since that Boston team was the team he loved. After every game with the Red Sox as "Guido Valentino" sports reporter, he recapped the game in his quick witted comic fashion. All team members looked forward to this report although Marc did not leave any prisoners, good or bad playing it was equal time for all.
Marc was an expert in the MLB, he knew stats, the players, the teams, every color of ever uniform, and an infinite knowledge of its history, its legends and the fundamentals of hitting a baseball. Marc often said that the only time he was not thinking of baseball was when he was at bat. The deep intense concentration of timing the swing to make contact with the ball was his only thought.
May you rest in peace in that great baseball diamond in the sky with all the greatest players that ever lived. We all know that you will be teaching "LEAD ARM EXTENSION" to Babe Ruth.
Always know that you will be an eternal all star among the best of the very best.
Eternal Love, Angela, Marie, Paul, Gaye and Jim
Marc also leaves behind 3 stepbrothers: Al Richards and Trent Richards of Eustis Florida; Troy Richards of Gloucester, MA and his stepsister Tobi Lynn Saxton of Barhamsville, VA. Marc also leaves behind his adopted brother and team mate Edwin Rosario of Kissimmee, Fl.
Marc was an avid baseball player who played on many teams. The Red Sox was the last team he played with; very appropriate since that Boston team was the team he loved. After every game with the Red Sox as "Guido Valentino" sports reporter, he recapped the game in his quick witted comic fashion. All team members looked forward to this report although Marc did not leave any prisoners, good or bad playing it was equal time for all.
Marc was an expert in the MLB, he knew stats, the players, the teams, every color of ever uniform, and an infinite knowledge of its history, its legends and the fundamentals of hitting a baseball. Marc often said that the only time he was not thinking of baseball was when he was at bat. The deep intense concentration of timing the swing to make contact with the ball was his only thought.
May you rest in peace in that great baseball diamond in the sky with all the greatest players that ever lived. We all know that you will be teaching "LEAD ARM EXTENSION" to Babe Ruth.
Always know that you will be an eternal all star among the best of the very best.
Eternal Love, Angela, Marie, Paul, Gaye and Jim
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