Mathew Thomas Loftus

Mathew "Mat" Thomas Loftus, age 17 passed away on Sunday, December 26, 2021 as a result of a tragic accident on Friday, December 24, 2021.

Mathew grow up in Yardley, PA before recently moving to Morrisville, PA. As a youngster, Mathew enjoyed playing football for the Morrisville Bulldogs and Pennwood Middle School (Pennsbury School District). He excelled at baseball when he played for the Morrisville Little League. Winning several trophies, including one that was taller than himself. He also wrestled for Pennwood Middle School.

He enjoyed doing tricks on his bike, riding dirt bikes with his friends, going fishing with his brothers and being outdoors with the beauty of nature. Mathew enjoyed working with his hands, especially working on his cars. He enjoyed his time working for Edward J Carr Heating and Air-Conditioning as a helper and most recently working with his grandpop and dad as a truck mechanic.

Mathew was someone that cared deeply for his family and friends. If you needed a helping hand, or an ear to listen or just simply being there for you.

His biggest gift of all, is his donations that went to help 5 people live on through his "Gift of Life".

Preceded in death by his great grandparents Loftus, Rigby, Laird and Watson; his great Uncle Thomas Rigby; his Aunt Stacie Laird; and cousin Richard O'Neal.

Mathew is survived by his parents Bill Loftus and Christa Laird Loftus; his brothers, Francis, Salvatore, Billy and John Loftus; nephew Salvatore Loftus, Jr.; grandparents Bill and Janet Loftus; his Mommom Jeanne Witkosky and Tony Witkosky; and Grandfather Bill Laird.

He will also be sadly missed by many aunts, uncles and cousins; his most recent girlfriend Michaela Carr; best friends Emma Tabeek and CJ Tulband, Jr.; and many more beloved friends.

Services will be held at James J. Dougherty Funeral Home, Inc., 2200 Trenton Road, Levittown, on Friday, January 7th, 2022 from 10am to 1pm, with Pastor Scott leading the service at 1pm. Burial will be private at Morrisville Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, contributions/ donations in his memory can be made to the "Gift of Life" donor program (www.donors1.org) or to National Forest, plant a tree www.plantmemorialtree.com.