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Wednesday, June 6, 2012

News: Marty Newsom, Popular Co-Owner of APEX Gymnastics, Passes Away from Heart Attack at Age 42

Leesburg (June 6, 2012) - The Loudoun community suffered a great loss last night when Marty Newsom, popular co-owner of APEX Gymnastics, passed away from a heart attack at age 42.
Marty Newsom

Newsom, a former gymnast at the University of Wisconsin who went on to coach and judge the sport, co-founded APEX in 1997. Newsom was a standout at Herndon High School after moving to Northern Virginia from England his sophomore year. While in England he was top five in the country in his age group.

A memorial account is being set up for Apex scholarships so his family is asking that in lieu of flowers, donations be made to "APEX scholarship" in honor of "Marty Newsom". Checks can be mailed to the family at: c/o Kim Newsom, 24509 Welsh Road, Gaithersburg MD or dropped off at the gym: APEX Gymnastics 741 Miller Dr. SE I-1 Leesburg, VA 20175

There will be a celebration of life for Marty on Sunday, June 10 from noon to 4 p.m. at Ida Lee Park in Leesburg (60 Ida Lee Drive Northwest Leesburg, Virginia 20176) near the gazebo. Please bring your own chairs or blankets. Please feel free to bring pictures if you like. There will be a pot-luck so please feel free to bring a covered dish or dessert to share and also bring your own beverages. Paper products will be provided.

3 comments:

  1. The family has asked that in lieu of flowers the family has set up a Scholarship fun on Marty's behalf -

    Made Payable to:
    Apex Scholarship Fund on behalf of Marty's Newsom
    You can drop checks off at Apex or mail to the family:
    c/o Kim Newsom
    24509 Welsh Road
    Gaithersburg MD

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  2. Our children's lives were touched by Marty in so many positive ways. We will miss him!

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  3. Marty was a remarkable person who touched so many lives. He will live on in all of our hearts.

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