Grandson of Raymond Lynn Smith & Helen Irene (Sauerberg) Smith
Obituary of Matthew Patterson
Matthew Patterson was an exceedingly kind hearted soul. He had so much love to give, and shared it with those around him. He had a smile that would light a room, and the kind of laugh you couldn’t help but join in with. He exuded goodness, and just being around him made you want to be better.
Matthew was very into sports, starting with playing basketball in 1st grade, through lettering in Varsity Football and Baseball his senior year as a Milwaukie Mustang.
He loved video games, computer games, anime, and playing games with his family. He knew the Legend of Zelda inside and out. He spend hours and hours playing Pokemon Go since the first day it launched, hunting for the shiny Magikarp. And game nights with family every weekend.
Matthew is survived by his mother, Kay, father, Ron, sister, Jessica, niece, Serena, and son, Teddy, along with his aunts, uncles and cousins.
A service will be held for him at the Little Chapel of the Chimes, on January 26th, at 11 o’clock AM.
Obituary of Matthew Patterson
Matthew Patterson was an exceedingly kind hearted soul. He had so much love to give, and shared it with those around him. He had a smile that would light a room, and the kind of laugh you couldn’t help but join in with. He exuded goodness, and just being around him made you want to be better.
Matthew was very into sports, starting with playing basketball in 1st grade, through lettering in Varsity Football and Baseball his senior year as a Milwaukie Mustang.
He loved video games, computer games, anime, and playing games with his family. He knew the Legend of Zelda inside and out. He spend hours and hours playing Pokemon Go since the first day it launched, hunting for the shiny Magikarp. And game nights with family every weekend.
Matthew is survived by his mother, Kay, father, Ron, sister, Jessica, niece, Serena, and son, Teddy, along with his aunts, uncles and cousins.
A service will be held for him at the Little Chapel of the Chimes, on January 26th, at 11 o’clock AM.
Grandson of Raymond Lynn Smith & Helen Irene (Sauerberg) Smith
Obituary of Matthew Patterson
Matthew Patterson was an exceedingly kind hearted soul. He had so much love to give, and shared it with those around him. He had a smile that would light a room, and the kind of laugh you couldn’t help but join in with. He exuded goodness, and just being around him made you want to be better.
Matthew was very into sports, starting with playing basketball in 1st grade, through lettering in Varsity Football and Baseball his senior year as a Milwaukie Mustang.
He loved video games, computer games, anime, and playing games with his family. He knew the Legend of Zelda inside and out. He spend hours and hours playing Pokemon Go since the first day it launched, hunting for the shiny Magikarp. And game nights with family every weekend.
Matthew is survived by his mother, Kay, father, Ron, sister, Jessica, niece, Serena, and son, Teddy, along with his aunts, uncles and cousins.
A service will be held for him at the Little Chapel of the Chimes, on January 26th, at 11 o’clock AM.
Obituary of Matthew Patterson
Matthew Patterson was an exceedingly kind hearted soul. He had so much love to give, and shared it with those around him. He had a smile that would light a room, and the kind of laugh you couldn’t help but join in with. He exuded goodness, and just being around him made you want to be better.
Matthew was very into sports, starting with playing basketball in 1st grade, through lettering in Varsity Football and Baseball his senior year as a Milwaukie Mustang.
He loved video games, computer games, anime, and playing games with his family. He knew the Legend of Zelda inside and out. He spend hours and hours playing Pokemon Go since the first day it launched, hunting for the shiny Magikarp. And game nights with family every weekend.
Matthew is survived by his mother, Kay, father, Ron, sister, Jessica, niece, Serena, and son, Teddy, along with his aunts, uncles and cousins.
A service will be held for him at the Little Chapel of the Chimes, on January 26th, at 11 o’clock AM.
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