Washington, District of Columbia
MATAN, THOMAS W.
On Tuesday, December 23, 2003, THOMAS W. MATAN of Kensington, MD. Beloved husband of Therese J. Matan; father of Mark C. Matan and his wife Suzanne, Michele M. Dombo and her husband Fred, J.P. Matan and his wife Lacey, James A. Matan and his wife Liz and the late Thomas W....
Read MoreOur thoughts and prayers are with the Matans at this time of sorrow. The Matans and Dwyers go back well before the World War Two and provided fond memories that will be held forever. God Bless.
Barby and Dave Dwyer
January 13, 2004 | Rockville, MD
To all the members of the Matan Family:
We feel priviledged to have had the honor of sharing a friendship with a trully great and gentle man. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you, and we will miss Tom so very much....love, Dick and Jeanie
Dick & Jeanie Ridgway
January 08, 2004 | Stuart, FL
Lew and I send our deepest sympathy to the Matan Family. We both knew Tom for over 60 years and he was one of the kindest, sincere gentle man that we ever have known. We will miss you, Tommy.
Mary Lou and Lew Luce
January 03, 2004 | Apollo Beach, FL
Remembered By
Jimmy & Marie Cocco
December 30, 2003 | Windber, PA
Remembering the good times at the Matan's with a wonderful family. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you.
Mary Barmes
Mary Barnes
December 28, 2003 | Gaithersburg, MD
A memory:
In 1985 I was 17 years old and had just moved to Washington D.C. "Uncle Tom" caught me ( and others who shall remain nameless) at the Tombs in Georgetown, drinking beer. Due to his stern stare, I thought I might be in big trouble. I was greatly releived when Uncle Tom slipped a twenty dollar bill on to the table and in passing insisted it be used for food only. Phew!!!
It is with deepest condolences and great love for the Matan family that my wife Susan, my son...
Daniel Caulfield
December 27, 2003 | Green Valley, CA
It is with profound sadness that I sign this guestbook on this Christmas afternoon. Without a shadow of a doubt, our family has lost one of its great members this week. What a wonderful person Tom was. I am surely not alone when I say that he was one of my favorites. No one ever had a negative word to say about Tom. What a supportive, dedicated, caring, and faith-filled husband, father, grandfather, brother, uncle, and cousin he was. Like many of us this holiday, Leslie and I are out of town...
James Caulfield Jr.
December 25, 2003 | Bethesda, MD
We will always remember Uncle Tom's excitement on the sidelines of the Gonzaga football games in high school. His love of the game and the people who played it is something we hope to pass down to our children. He will be greatly missed. Love, Mollie and Mike
Mollie Manfreda
December 25, 2003 | Raleigh, NC
I always think of Tom on December 21st, as we share our birthdays on that day. I was so sadded then to hear that Tom had died two days later, only to remember that December 23rd was my father-in-laws birthday, Philip Caulfield, who was, as well, Tom's Uncle . Somehow that made me feel better that he would be there to greet Tom. Philip Caulfield was the leader and strength of his family as Tom was to his. He leaves many relatives and friends who love him, and will miss him but will always...
Katie Caulfield
December 25, 2003 | Kensington, MD
