In April 2002 Marty was elected to the Atlantic City Board of Education. In April 2001 Marty was appointed to The Atlantic City Free Public Library Board of Trustees. He was Directorof Health, Life Skills, and Recreation & Unit Director.

Marty received two promotions while on staff at the Boys & Girls Club. Marty viewed this as a homecoming of sort because he spent his entire childhood as a member of the Boys & Girls Club from age 6-19. In January of 2000 Marty accepted a position with the Boys & Girls Club of AtlanticCity as Youth Program Manager. In Marchof 1999 he received a promotion as the Safe Haven Program Coordinator, where he coordinated Youth and Senior Citizens programs.

The League targeted at risk adults and provided a competitive and structured recreational environment in the late night hours, a league that he facilitated for 8 years. In December of 1998, he started The Elwood Roberts Midnight Basketball League of Atlantic City, in honor of the late great Elwood Roberts. Marty wanted to become active in the community and the easiest way was to give back through basketball. The Seagulls went on to win the 1998 United States Basketball League Championship that season. Afterwards, he worked as a Social Caseworker for the City of Atlantic City. Six days after graduating, Marty was signed to a professional basketball contract with the Atlantic City Seagulls (United States Basketball League). Marty finished his career with1,238 points and is the Richard Stockton College of New Jersey’s All Time Leading Rebounder. Marty had an outstanding careeras a two-time all N.J.A.C., two-time all E.C.A.C., and two-time all Atlantic Region. Final (EasternCollegiate Athletic Conference). titles in ’95-’96, (New JerseyAthletic Conference) and participated in the NCAA Division III Tournament in three years going to one “Elite Eight,” two “Sweet 16” and one E.C.A.C. During his four year career, he was a stand out basketball player, winning consecutive N.J.A.C.

He graduated with a Bachelor’s of Arts in Communications.

In the summer of 1993 Marty enrolled in the EOF Program at the Richard Stockton College of New Jersey. An elementary school graduate of New Jersey Avenue School, a middle school graduate of Central Junior High School, and a High School Graduate of Atlantic City High School (1993). Marty is a lifelong resident of Atlantic City, where he was educated in the Atlantic City Public School System. Marty Small was born in Atlantic City, New Jersey on Mato the late Ms.

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