Graham Bruce Patrick Matthews

A very Good and respected Dr. and a person I would call a friend, he will be greatly missed.

God bless you and your family at this time of sorrow. From your friend at Chattahoochee river. Thad and Heather Ghim

Hank was lucky enough to have Graham as his doctor and I was lucky to see how much happiness Graham brought into my friend Susan's life. He will be missed. Mary and Hank Rainwater

I'll always remember uncle Graham as the adult with the biggest grin in every photo, the most youthful energy, and the best example of success and leadership. His voice always knew when to be heard. When everyone else was at a loss, Graham was the calm comfort, and when our hearts were lifted, he brought us all together in laughter and celebration. To you, Graham!

Dr.Matthews was one in a million. He was fun to work and easy to work with as long as you got the job done. He appreciated anything you did for him and he would show you or let you know. He took care of my whole family and treated us like family. I kept in touch with him after he retired to check on him and Susan at least once a month. He will truly be missed.

Graham was such a kind and easily likable man! Generous and soft spoken. A wonderful husband to Susan that made her glow! He will be greatly missed. My thoughts and prayers for you Susan, Sofia and all the rest of the children and family!

May his memory be eternal. I met Graham several years ago after he married Susan, my cousin. He was such a friendly man. My wife and I enjoyed his presence and friendly personality. It was an honor to know him.

I first met Graham when he began dating my cousin Donna-so dearly missed by us all. Ten years my senior, he made an immediate impression. I remember sitting spellbound, soaking in his sharp wit and quiet wisdom, that unmistakable twinkle in his eye, and the wry smile that always hovered, ready to coax a chuckle from anyone nearby. When Sean and Chris arrived, I was thrilled to wrestle and play with those two dynamos-so different, yet perfectly complementary. Graham´s pride in his boys...

As a six year old boy, brand new to Winnipeg and my new dad´s family, Uncle Graham was my favourite. He had an infectious laugh, and an unwavering intention to use it often. He and Aunt Donna, and later, cousins Sean and Chris, had a seemingly constant banter on the go, and I always laughed more when they were around, piqued at what the next quip would be. But he wasn´t all jokes and guffaws. He did serious work most of the time, looking after himself and his many patients. As a family, we...