Martin Joseph Fields

Martin Joseph Fields June 23, 1968-February 19, 2020 Martin Joseph Fields, entrepreneur and long-time resident of Denver, Colorado age 51, passed away peacefully at his home in Denver, Colorado on Wednesday, February 19th, 2020. Martin J. Fields was born June 23, 1968, in Las Vegas, Nevada to Barbara Celeste Fields. Martin is survived by his loving wife of over 13 years, Laurie Bourg Fields; his children and grandchildren: Daughter, Whitney Costly (Courtney), grandson, Courtney Costley II, granddaughter, Amya Costley and grandson, Knight Costley; Son, William Kelley Fields, granddaughters, Autianna Lizabeth Lee and Sky Sinclayr Marie Fields; and Daughter, Ryli Sinclayr Fields; his beloved canines: Sable “Sabie Baby” May, and Oliver Edward “Gangsta” Puff Baby III; many nieces, nephews, and a host of beloved chosen family, in-laws, and friends. He is predeceased by his mother, Barbara Fields, his brother, Michael Fields. Martin was raised as a youth in Las Vegas by his grandparents and then in Northern California by his mother. It is in California where as a young adult, he enlisted in the military. Martin served Honorably as a Sergeant in the United States Air Force. His Air Force duty stations lead him to reside in Ramstein, Germany and then to his final home in Denver, Colorado where he became a successful business owner of many ventures. Martin truly lived life to the fullest. He loved entertaining friends with his cooking and grilling expertise. He enjoyed weightlifting, watching his favorite tv shows, movies, and the Raiders NFL and Golden State Warriors NBA teams. Martin was an avid traveler and enjoyed sharing the world with his wife, Laurie. They frequently dined at restaurants, played games, and enjoyed spending time together with their dogs. His wife, pets, and friends were his passion. Martin’s steadfast loyalty to those he loved will forever go unmatched. He will be deeply missed by his family, friends, and all who knew him. There will be a private family and close friends gathering to celebrate Martins Fields’ life. A memorial headstone will be placed at Fort Logan National Cemetery in Denver, Colorado.