Matthew J. Aldrich

Matthew became our fast friend during the pandemic when we had to rebuild a stone wall on Garnet Hill Road in Sunapee, New Hampshire. Lightning struck that wall, and it needed a complete overhaul. Matthew stepped in and accepted the work without hesitation. He created magic there, and moved more than rocks, and stone-he moved people.
Matthew knew how to problem-solve his way around most anything, and he dedicated his life to working with others as they journeyed through their lives. His...

I love you, this side or the other

I miss you everyday.

Matt and I both struggled with each other in school and with school (both of us were in Ms Paronto's 6th-grade class), but later in life, I found a man much changed, and he had found both purpose and a kindness for others. I thought I would have a few more conversations with him in the future, and I have found that as we age, we don't know how many more moments we will have. I hope his family can find peace and know that they were very blessed to have Matthew in their lives. I am very sorry...

So sorry to hear this horrible news. Last I knew, he was ok. We knew each other in school and with family. RIP Matt.

You were a great man Matt. You will be missed. Xo

My deepest condolences to you James. I remember he was coach for peewee football when I was in 6th grade, I had joined that year and since I had joined late, there weren’t anymore green helmets so Harry had given me a white helmet. So you can guess what coach Aldrich nicknamed me! Whitey lol!
RIP Matt Aldrich may you never be forgotten. You definitely brought discipline and structure to kids that needed you the most!

I remember Matt when I was very younghe was down at the Raynor’s house a lot on River St. I think he dated Randy’s sisteralways was good to me. He was a good guy. Grew up knowing him. I am saddened to hear of his passing. Sending my deepest condolences to the entire family.