Tripp, Matt
Of FL., died July 18, 2007, in FL. Graduated from Wheat Ridge High School in 1970. Preceded in death by parents Warren and Jeannette Tripp. Survived by wife Jill and son Jack both of Key Largo, FL; his sister Janelle (Paul) Shaver, niece Jenny Shaver and nephew Luke Shaver all of Wheat Ridge, CO. Memorial Services are pending.
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Kecia Davison
August 1, 2007
Matt may have grown, as we all do with age (hopefully) but never changed from the day I met him (almost 25 yrs ago) to the day he passed. My first impression was a man who was kind, inteligent, unassuming, austere, open-minded, ethical and fun-loving. My husband & I moved from the Keys 20 yrs ago to raise our family in Melbourne, Fl, but miles do not interfer with a friendship with Matt.
I remember on one visit, Matt's dog Rosie dug up the flower garden in front of the house. It was OK, didn't bother me; but wouldn't you know it, the next morning, there's Matt, after a trip to a nursery, replacing the plants. Those flowers still bloom every year and always remind us of Matt.
One of the most fun times was 5 of us sitting in a circle in the middle of a seldom used road being awed by watching the incredible number of shooting stars in the Mexican sky and laughing hysterically over what? I don't know! What fun!
Matt Tripp was my friend and I am Proud to be able to say that.
One of his proudest, happiest parts of his life is Jack, his son. Matt was concerned about "how I am I going to play ball with Jackie when I'm 65". No one ever thought of the possibility of Matt having to leave him at 55 yrs old.
I feel very fortunate knowing I had such a good pal. I guess I should feel worse for those who never knew him, but I don't. May I'm too wrapped up in my own loss.
I've always loved Matt, I always will, he touched my soul.
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