My condolences to the entire Dvorak family. I went to school with Martina.

Mike and I are saddened to learn of the death of Radomir. What an intelligent, artistic, loving person he was. And the home he and Marie created, infused with their talents and warmth -- a sanctuary. We always enjoyed the far-too-few moments we shared there. Marie and family, our hearts go out to you. Radomir was a gem of a human being. We know your loss is great.

Radomir is truly missed by our family. I meet Radomir shortly after he and Marie moved to Sopchoppy Fl. I was the President of the Florida Artist Blacksmith Association. He was introduced to the smith's in the area and we all admired his craftmanship along with his interesting background. He brought to each of us different approaches and applications in the moving of steel. Sally and I had the honor of visiting with them at their New York home and were introduced their poached eggs. Martina and Hanysh are his wonderful children and are living examples of outstanding parenting. Radomir will be missed but never forgotten.

We are so saddened to learn that Radomir has left this world. Both Jim and I, feel blessed to have met such a genuine and caring person. We had so much fun over beer and Marooshs' famous dumplings. Jim was afraid of him, playing hockey on his pond, as Radomir excelled at everything he did. I will miss most his wonderful smile, always with a little twinkle in his eye. You left us all, so much better, for just being you! Our love to you Maroosh, and family.

Lorrie and Jim Betz

Marie, Martina, Hanysh and family,

We are truly saddened by the passing of Radomir. I fondly remembering him teaching me to ski at Deer Run, and me falling off of the ski lift. He would talk to Jim about blacksmithing and give him advice. He will be missed.

Our thoughts and Prayers are with you and the family,

Jim and Renee Ackerman

I do not have words to describe how our heart is hurting for Ms. Marie and their family. I know he is in a better place and is whole again. I am going to miss our visits and the special coffee he always made when I would visit. Our son would give him parts of deer, Him and Ms. Marie would always share special treats they made with it with my family and it always tasted amazing. I will miss our conversation we would have talking over the fence, he would always share amazing stories about his family and adventures they had. I consider myself blessed to have known him. Mr. Radomir and Ms. Marie are the best neighbors anyone could ask for. I love both of them and will keep family in my prayers. Melinda and Tom Smith

My dear friend, Martina, and I have been hiking the trails and mountains in Vermont together for the past three years. These hikes have been infused with her father’s influence and legacy. We have shared the ups and downs of saying goodbye to a great man during his illness in the last two years. It has been both heart-wrenchingly sad and soul-searchingly satisfying. My prayers and thoughts are with the family as they grieve their loss. ❤️ Sue