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Matthew Nesteruk
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Matt was the father of Regan Nesteruk and husband of Danielle Smith Nesteruk.
Born in Langhorne he was the son of Barbara Clevenstine Steinmetz and the late Michael Nesteruk Jr.
Matt worked for the Newtown Sewer Authority for over 20yrs, his last title was Chief Administrative Officer, and his license plate proudly read "Sewr Guy". He was a hard worker who took a lot of pride in his work. He enjoyed time spent in the mountains at the cabin of the Newtown Sportsman Club in Bradford County. He enjoyed throwing skeet and watching everyone have a good time. Matt was a history and politic aficionado who enjoyed reading and debating about historical events and political affairs. He enjoyed going out to dinner with his family and trying new restaurants. When he was not working or spending time with family, Matt would be found interacting and enjoying time with his neighbors. Matt will be greatly missed but eternally remembered and loved by everyone who was in his life and loved by him.
In addition to his loving daughter Regan, wife Danielle and his mother Barbara, Matt is survived by his brother Jeff and his wife Deanna, and his sister Lori Settlemoir. He is also survived by his nephews Jeffrey and Travis Settlemoir, Drew, Jack and Mason Nemeth, Hunter Smith, and his nieces Samantha and Sophie Nesteruk and Riley Nemeth.
Matt's family will receive friends on Friday, May 31, 2024 from 9:00am until his Funeral Service 11:00AM in the Joseph A. Fluehr III Funeral Home, 800 Newtown-Richboro Road Richboro, PA 18954. His interment will follow at Newtown Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, contributions in his memory may be made to Wounded Warrior Project, PO Box 758516, Topeka, KS 66675www.woundedwarriorproject.org. Send Flowers And Gifts
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Daniel Leonard
May 30, 2024
Matt and I grew up together as Newtown neighborhood kids from age 5 or 6 I guess. We had a great crew back then - Matt, Sergio, Josh, Jim, Justin, Brian; and often the older and younger siblings too - and there are a lot of awesome memories. Manhunt in Matt and Sergio´s back yards, exploring Old Skunky, street hockey, BMX-ing at Shadle´s track, Nintendo in Matt´s attic, construction of the tree-fort in Matt´s back yard, and hanging out in the garage. Matt and I were little league champs with the Orioles ca. 1991. I got to go to the cabin with him once, which was awesome, and we later worked at Goodnoe´s together under the reign of Uncle Vinny. Matt was an awesome guy and loyal friend. He always told it like it was, was smart and witty, a great story-teller, and always made a point to ask how my family was doing. We lost touch for a bit during our 30s, but I´m grateful we were able to reconnect over the last years. We ran into Matt and Regan at the Grange Fair back in 2015, and most recently, Matt and I got together at Isaac Newton´s Christmas Eve 2022 to catch up. I´m so sad to see him go. My deepest condolences to all Matt´s family, relatives, and friends.
Daniel Leonard
May 30, 2024
John and Mary Jane Leonard
May 27, 2024
Matt's 7th birthday, with neighborhood kids, Dan and Sergio. We have fond memories of Matt growing up as neighbors, and reconnecting in later life. He was kind, gentle, and respectful. We will miss him.
Sergio Gairo
May 26, 2024
My meeting Matt was inevitable, as we were backyard neighbors. Over many years we had a lot of fun, got into a little bit of mostly harmless trouble but laughed and joked through it all. I have so many shared memories as kids and family friends. The first time we met, it was the summer, and I was going by the front of their house. He jumped off his porch in Jean shorts and no shirt, eager to make friends with other neighborhood kids. He was so easy-going and engaging that had I even wanted to, I couldn´t have avoided him. Did I mention we were backyard neighbors? For many years, I considered him one of my very best friends. I have so many stories from that time I could share, because we were inseparable for a good while. My last memory made me feel like nothing had changed, even though it was twenty years later and a lot had changed. I was visiting home and he made a great effort to connect and carve out time to show me around, and spend a few evenings together. It felt like the same Matt-cracking jokes, intelligent and thoughtful conversation and expressing care and interest in what was happening in my life. He was loyal, trusting and trustworthy. I will remember him for so many great memories and experiences. And even though we had geographically been separated, our shared history was formative for me and I will miss him dearly. To Barbara, Jeff, Lori, I am so sorry. May he rest in peace.
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