Matthew Michael Fausset

I'm grateful for all the pool side conversations, and our similar paths through life. Matt lived life the way it should be lived - with love for his family, friends, and community. Our family has the Fausset family in our hearts and prayers.

As March Madness approaches, I can't help but to remember the great times we had attending the different venues throughout the country. March Madness truly was and still is an excuse to get the boys reunited for a great weekend and Matt will truly be missed. My heart goes out to Stacy, the boys and the rest of the family. We will toast Matt every year at the tourney as we look up and smile as he always did.

In 1998, I discovered that the company I was managing in Ventura, Advanced Commercial Graphics, was being sold without my knowledge. That´s another story. I immediately contacted Matt, who had just opened his own digital graphics company in the same building. I had worked with Matt on various printing projects, and he was interested in the larger format offset printing, so he contacted the owner of Advanced Commercial Graphics, which lead him to purchase the company.
Matt had a great sense of humor and was a pleasure to work with for the next eighteen years, until I retired in 2016. He would always get dressed up, along with the staff, at Halloween in one of his many different outrageous costumes. When one of the staff had a birthday, Matt would always make sure there was plenty of food and a Birthday cake with trick candles that would never seem to extinguish. Matt was always ready to party, and Christmas was no exception. All the staff were invited to Matt and Stacy´s house for a Christmas buffet and the always hilarious staff gift exchange. Matt was one of the most honest and genuine people I have ever known.

I actually met him because he would drop off the business cards he printed for our office that I worked at for years. I found out shortly before I moved that he was a cousin of mine. I am saddened to hear this. He was always very nice and kind. Sending prayers and condolences to the family.

My condolences to the family. Hoping the best for you all in this difficult time.

Taking Matt to SDSU for the weekend to hangout with his brother and all his brothers friends. The drinks were flowing. I will miss you. Tell your brother hello for me.

"bust a move". That is my favorite memory of Matt. I worked with him at Kinkos and we all went to Karaoke. He suprised us all with his moves. Matt was a great guy! My prayers go out to his family and close friends.

I met him when we were teenagers. He came to my house in Costa Rica and I went to Ventura.
He was someone that I always admired.
His passing hurts me deeply

An amazing man that I only knew briefly, I will remember him most with his broad smile as he was acing another point on me while playing beach volleyball. We need more people like Matt in our world today

He was a great guy I´ve known him since we went to Balboa & Buena. He was always sweet to everyone & he will be missed. Love Kathie King