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Jon Allen
February 9, 2006
I'm sorry for the loss of Matt. He is in a far better place with God's love surrounding him. I did not know Matt personally but I knew Taylor very well from golf. My family's prayers are with you all who are mourning. My God strengthen you and comfort you during this time.
Frank & Darlene Olenick
January 12, 2006
Pete, Susan & Family:
So sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you.
Marcia, Dick, Megan(Nelson) & 1LT Ryan McCracken
January 12, 2006
Though we have lost touch over the past ten years as our kids grew up, we are so devastated by your loss and are thinking of you. Our deepest sympathies and prayers are with you.
Terry Duffey
January 12, 2006
Our son, Marcus, traveled with Matt on the "Rogue" Tour of Christmas Break from Gonzaga University. He too has called home in awe and full of thankfulness for his "...best year of his life..." in Florence. He now mourns the loss of a friend and prays that he can become more like Matt who "warmed the room when he entered" who "had the gift of makeing people laugh" who "was everyone's favorite" at G-I-F. Marcus is chilled knowing he would have been side-by-side with Matt hopping the wall with excitement and anticipation of the next morning's round at the Old Course. God, in His infinite wisdom, chose to take Matthew and leave Marcus behind. My heart goes out to you. I pray that you will slowly understand and trust that Matt's legacy will live on in the hearts of young men like my Marcus.
Jill Dale
January 11, 2006
My nephew, Matthew, was killed in an auto accident at age 18 one year ago. My heart was broken again when I read of the passing of your Matthew. My prayer of strength and peace will be for you and your family. Not long ago I found this quote "To live in the hearts of those you leave behind is not to die"~Robert Orr. I don't have any idea who Robert Orr is...but I do hope that your memories of Matthew will live long in your heart and bring you joy.
Many prayers to you~
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