Earle E. Matteson

Dear Mrs. Matteson:
?My father in-law, Pastor Bernie Frey, introduced me to this wonderful man when I was a very young pastor in my early 20's. He had a great sense of humor, yet when you were with him, you knew that you were in the presence of royalty. ?He has had a great influence on my ministry.

Our fondest memories of Doc is when he would play the piano and sing “Oh Say But I’m Glad,” then change the words to “O Say But I’m Mad.” My three boys Chad, Cory and Casey love his...

Mrs. Matteson and family,
Our sympathies and prayers are with you all at this time. We, especially Dorathy, have fond memories of Earle's ministry and of his love and 'excitement' for the gospel at Fourth Baptist, etc. Another giant of the faith.

Love to all,
Dan and Dorathy (Robey) Larson
Minneapolis, MN

Dr. Matteson was my pastor and my professor. I have often considered his personal legacy to me. He enriched my life, as he has thousands of others. We will miss him, but we look forward to that eternal reunion with our Lord and Savior. We anticipate the snatching away of God's church when we will be caught up together to be with the Lord.See you then, Dr. Matteson.
Gerry Zordel