Lawyer. As a youth, he became a boxer while training with his father at the Columbia Gym in Louisville, where he became acquainted with World Heavyweight Champions Muhammad Ali and Jimmy Ellis.
Joe Martin, Jr., himself became a National Golden Gloves Champion.
After completing law school at the University of Louisville, he began practicing law in Jefferson County.
His remains were cremated, although a memorial is in place in this cemetery.
Joe Martin, Jr., himself became a National Golden Gloves Champion.
After completing law school at the University of Louisville, he began practicing law in Jefferson County.
His remains were cremated, although a memorial is in place in this cemetery.
Lawyer. As a youth, he became a boxer while training with his father at the Columbia Gym in Louisville, where he became acquainted with World Heavyweight Champions Muhammad Ali and Jimmy Ellis.
Joe Martin, Jr., himself became a National Golden Gloves Champion.
After completing law school at the University of Louisville, he began practicing law in Jefferson County.
His remains were cremated, although a memorial is in place in this cemetery.
Joe Martin, Jr., himself became a National Golden Gloves Champion.
After completing law school at the University of Louisville, he began practicing law in Jefferson County.
His remains were cremated, although a memorial is in place in this cemetery.
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