Christopher Robert “Chris” Mathis, a loyal, loving, hardworking man, lost his life at Palmetto Health Tuomey on Tuesday, May 1, 2018.
Chris was born April 2, 1986, in Manning, a son of James Victor “Jimmy” Mathis and the late Gail Lamberth Mathis. Loved by many and liked by most, Chris lived a fruitful life in Manning, where he lived with his wife, Hope Witt Mathis, his ten month old son, Huxley “Hux” Mathis, and his Dachshund, Kobe Jack Mathis. In addition to his wife and son, Chris is survived by his father; his brother, Jamie Mathis (Amanda); his niece, Lila Kate Mathis; his nephew, Gavin Mathis; and paternal grandparents, Bill and Lila Ellis. Including his mother, Chris was preceded in death by his maternal grandparents, Roy and Mary Lamberth; and paternal grandfather, Pete Mathis.
When he wasn’t spending time with his family and friends or working alongside his father as co-owner and operator of Jimmy’s Heating & Air, he enjoyed riding his Harley, collecting guns and poker chips, cracking jokes, listening to heavy metal and watching Carolina football, WWE and UFC fights.
As Chris would always say: “Alright, Y’all!”
Chris was born April 2, 1986, in Manning, a son of James Victor “Jimmy” Mathis and the late Gail Lamberth Mathis. Loved by many and liked by most, Chris lived a fruitful life in Manning, where he lived with his wife, Hope Witt Mathis, his ten month old son, Huxley “Hux” Mathis, and his Dachshund, Kobe Jack Mathis. In addition to his wife and son, Chris is survived by his father; his brother, Jamie Mathis (Amanda); his niece, Lila Kate Mathis; his nephew, Gavin Mathis; and paternal grandparents, Bill and Lila Ellis. Including his mother, Chris was preceded in death by his maternal grandparents, Roy and Mary Lamberth; and paternal grandfather, Pete Mathis.
When he wasn’t spending time with his family and friends or working alongside his father as co-owner and operator of Jimmy’s Heating & Air, he enjoyed riding his Harley, collecting guns and poker chips, cracking jokes, listening to heavy metal and watching Carolina football, WWE and UFC fights.
As Chris would always say: “Alright, Y’all!”
Christopher Robert “Chris” Mathis, a loyal, loving, hardworking man, lost his life at Palmetto Health Tuomey on Tuesday, May 1, 2018.
Chris was born April 2, 1986, in Manning, a son of James Victor “Jimmy” Mathis and the late Gail Lamberth Mathis. Loved by many and liked by most, Chris lived a fruitful life in Manning, where he lived with his wife, Hope Witt Mathis, his ten month old son, Huxley “Hux” Mathis, and his Dachshund, Kobe Jack Mathis. In addition to his wife and son, Chris is survived by his father; his brother, Jamie Mathis (Amanda); his niece, Lila Kate Mathis; his nephew, Gavin Mathis; and paternal grandparents, Bill and Lila Ellis. Including his mother, Chris was preceded in death by his maternal grandparents, Roy and Mary Lamberth; and paternal grandfather, Pete Mathis.
When he wasn’t spending time with his family and friends or working alongside his father as co-owner and operator of Jimmy’s Heating & Air, he enjoyed riding his Harley, collecting guns and poker chips, cracking jokes, listening to heavy metal and watching Carolina football, WWE and UFC fights.
As Chris would always say: “Alright, Y’all!”
Chris was born April 2, 1986, in Manning, a son of James Victor “Jimmy” Mathis and the late Gail Lamberth Mathis. Loved by many and liked by most, Chris lived a fruitful life in Manning, where he lived with his wife, Hope Witt Mathis, his ten month old son, Huxley “Hux” Mathis, and his Dachshund, Kobe Jack Mathis. In addition to his wife and son, Chris is survived by his father; his brother, Jamie Mathis (Amanda); his niece, Lila Kate Mathis; his nephew, Gavin Mathis; and paternal grandparents, Bill and Lila Ellis. Including his mother, Chris was preceded in death by his maternal grandparents, Roy and Mary Lamberth; and paternal grandfather, Pete Mathis.
When he wasn’t spending time with his family and friends or working alongside his father as co-owner and operator of Jimmy’s Heating & Air, he enjoyed riding his Harley, collecting guns and poker chips, cracking jokes, listening to heavy metal and watching Carolina football, WWE and UFC fights.
As Chris would always say: “Alright, Y’all!”
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