Kristine J Martin

Kristine J. Martin of Mason, Ohio, peacefully passed away on April 29, 2026.

Kris was a devoted wife to her beloved husband, Randy, and a cherished mother to her five children: Tim (Alicia) Boeddeker, Nathan Martin,  Amanda (Eli Allen) Martin, Jason (Beth) Martin,  and Kerri Caruso. Kris was a loving grandmother to her grandchildren: Austin, Brady, Riley (Taya), Zachary, Mikayla, Olivia, Gabe, Lilah, Emery, and Tony. Kris was a great-grandmother to: Iva, Axyl, and Rosalie. Her love extended warmly to all of her grandchildren and great-grandchildren, who brought immense joy to her life. She was a treasured sister to Mary Ann (Howard) Watrous, Steve (Suzanne) Mailhot, and Chuck (Rhonda) Mailhot.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Jack and Annie Mailhot, and her brother John Mailhot.

Kris shared a remarkable career with her husband Randy, Kris as Vice President of Abco Bar & Tube Cutting Services, a testament to their strong partnership and dedication.

An adventurous spirit at heart, Kris found joy in long rides on their Harley Davidson motorcycle and in exploring the wonders beneath the surface through scuba diving. Her love for discovery reflected her vibrant and lively nature.

Above all, Kris’s greatest adventure was her role as a loving wife, mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother. Her family was the center of her world, and she treasured every moment and memory shared with them. She constantly expressed her deep love and affection, leaving a legacy of warmth and kindness that lives on in each of her loved ones.

Kris's life was beautifully anchored in her deep and unwavering faith in God. Through both the most challenging times and her greatest accomplishments, she found strength and comfort in her belief. Her devotion was a guiding light that inspired those around her, leaving a lasting impression of grace and resilience. We celebrate the life of Kris, remembering her steadfast spirit and the profound faith that sustained her throughout her journey.

Kris’s spirit and the little pieces of her heart she lovingly left behind will forever remain a guiding light for her family and all who had the privilege to know her.