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Donald Ray Matthews

In Loving Memory

Donald Ray Matthews

Date of BirthJuly 16, 1954
Passed Away OnDecember 28, 2009
At Age55 years
Resident ofLumberton, TX
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Donald Ray Matthews, 55, of Lumberton, died Monday, December 28, 2009, at St. Lukes Hospital in Houston.

Donald was a life long resident of the area and was a construction worker.

He is survived by his mother, Frances Matthews; brother, Cary Matthews and his wife Marla; sisters, Joan Matthews and Judy Dunkleberger and her husband Todd; and nieces and nephews, Jay, Brantley, Jennifer, and Marie Matthews, Stacy Hinch and her husband Josh, and Ryan Dunkleberger all of Lumberton.

Donald is preceded in death by his father, W. C. “Bill” Matthews and brother, Jerry Matthews.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions can be made to First Baptist Church Loeb, 3082 Hwy. 69 South, Lumberton, Texas 77657.

A memorial service will be 1:00 p.m. Thursday, December 31, 2009, at First Baptist Church Loeb of Lumberton.

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Services

Funeral Service

Memorial

First Baptist Church of Loeb

3082 Hwy 96 South

Lumberton, TX 77657

December 31, 2009

1:00 p.m.

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Condolences (13)

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Deborah Matthews Cleburne, TX March 10, 2014
I will never forget the kindness you showed to me and my children those days we spent at Lakeview Lodge. I know that my son Jay in particular has some very good memories that include his Uncle Freck. May God be with you until we all meet again.
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Cheryl Jane Bean Kountze, TX January 22, 2010
I knew Donald thru the Robertsons. He, Keith and Larry worked on my old Ford Falcon and kept it going. Later Donald needed an air conditioner and I happily gave him one I did not use. Hopefully he enjoyed many cool days inside. My prayers for his friends and family. When I think of him I recall the day the four of us stood beside my car. Of those - only I remain. It is a sobering thought and one to be considered.
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Stacy Hinch TX January 10, 2010
My Uncle Freck was a man of many descriptions & many many words.. He taught me so many things about life & through some ways he never knew that he did. He was a man that would give the shirt off his back for you no matter what.. & I looked up to him for that! He made me smile & laugh alot! I'll always have him close to my heart & know that he's so much better where he is today & will see him soon. I love & miss you.. More than you know!