Matthew-Grzymalski-Obituary

Matthew J. Grzymalski

New Hyde Park, New York

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'They Just Fit Together'
In winter, when his father died, he brought a steady girlfriend around. It was notable for Matthew J. Grzymalski, 34 and the quintessential bachelor. Before, there had been golf with his three brothers, the triathlon in Montauk, a house in the Hamptons, the Allman Brothers and Giants games. Now there was Kaleen Pezzuti. His five nephews and two nieces delighted in sharing him with her.

"When you ask my daughter, Kelly, 'Where's Uncle Matt?' her answer is, 'In Grandpa's heaven with Kaleen,' " said Mr. Grzymalski's sister, Patti Ann Valerio. "They were a match, like a left shoe and a right shoe. They just fit together."

They were together on the 105th floor of 1 World Trade Center on Sept. 11, working on the same trading desk at Cantor Fitzgerald.

At Easter, Mr. Grzymalski had taken his father's seat at the dinner table in New Hyde Park, N.Y. He threw the kitchen towel over his left shoulder the way his father did. He cooked the kielbasa and stood at the sink afterward, just like his dad. Ms. Pezzuti was there, too, and Mr. Grzymalski's family secretly hoped for a wedding.

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Matt - You will never be forgotten.

Matt - Today marks 22 years since that fateful day. You will always be remembered.

Matt - 21 years have passed since that terrible day and you are not, and will never be forgotten.

Matty my thoughts are with you on this 20th horrible anniversary ! Just reminiscing our Holy Spirit years and the good times we had there. May you Rest In Peace my friend

Always in my thoughts. Can’t believe it has been 20 years. Rest In Peace, Grizzly.

Always thinking of you on Sept. 11th. Can't believe it has been 20 years. You will never be forgotten. Prayers to your family always.
Love, Anthony and Suzie Gioia

Matt,
Remembered you today as I watched the television this AM as the names of all those who perished twenty years ago in the attack were read. I went up to Ground Zero this summer and as I walked to the memorial, the first panel I approached had your name. Know that you will never be forgotten.
Phil

Matt,
You will never be forgotten.
Phil