Arnold Stephen "Sonny" Mathias

I did not realize until a week or so ago that your anniversary of your passing is coming around. I have felt you so strongly around me, to the point of where I have seen you almost manifest physically. But that would be you as a very strong soul. I can still hear your voice, I can still see us laughing. I can see that you're beginning to understand the spiritual barrier between Earth and the spirit world I also see, and feel that you will be helping many people down here. Thank you so much for sharing your compassion, your talent, your creativity, and just your soul with all of us. I know that you will always be with all of us in spirit.

I spent some time living with you guys in Crestwood during the early 70s. Your dad was one of the kindest, generous people I have ever met.
Ron Malpeli
917 335 5437

Dear Robin
Would love to say hi to you - you probably don't remember me as the last time I saw your Dad was in the 70's when he lived in the Hollywood Hills - so many memories of that house - Thanksgiving - ....we last spoke a few years ago - was thinking of him today and found that he had passed. Very sad news -
I know you and your children were the joys of his life - that's what he talked about when we last spoke. With much love Barbara Pizik

Meeting at his advertising agency in NY - and going to a concert at Madison Square Garden together - ...around 1970

Dear Robin, What a beautiful tribute to your precious father. He was the warmest, funniest, most loving man to everyone, and he will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered always. At the age of five, I remember him visiting our home in South Florida, and I thought he was the funniest person I had ever met. I have always maintained that thought. He was clever and witty and he expressed himself with an equal amount of intelligence, love and thoughtfulness in both his writing and his conversation. He was a loving presence in all of our lives. He treasured and valued every member of his large extended family, but you were his heart. You held his heart from the first moment he held you, and he loved to share stories of you. He would beam whenever he spoke of you. The love and pride he expressed for you was truly something to behold, admire and treasure. He treasured and spoke of your family always. Such a proud Dad (and deservedly so). "Uncle" Sonny was such a dear friend and confidant to our Uncle Joe. Their cousin bond was stronger than any brothers could have been and I know that they are laughing out loud together, sharing their jokes and insights once again. Sending you love Robin. You are his beautiful legacy. Love always, Kristen and John Davis

Dear Robin, I was so very sorry to hear about the loss of your father, my "Uncle Sonny" as we always called him. He was such a treasure to our family. His stories, his laughter and his warm loving heart will be missed by everyone who knew him. I hope you know how proud he was of you, and your beautiful family. Wishing you sweet memories that will last a lifetime. With much love, Susan Plati Stead

I remember our 'almost trip' to Mexico... And I remember laughing about it afterwards at the spaghetti factory in Hollywood while we were having dinner. Laughing about the afterwards story that you told me so hard that I almost fell out of my seat.
And so many other fun things that we were able to share, way back when.

A true dear friend, and a wonderful person to me. I know that you are always with me in spirit.
Thank you Sonny for being an influential, and inspirational person for me in the early part of my life, and for years after!
We shared some of the best laughs I've ever had in my whole lifetime, to this day.
I can still feel you with me in spirit. I treasure everything that I got to experience then, and look forward to your insights from heaven now!

With much love, life and light
TinaLee

Sonny, just looking for you. You were the best person in my life. You are an angel. I'm so sorry, but I'll see you again. I'll see you in another life.