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RUDOLPH S. (RUDY) MARTINEZ

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Deceased: PASSED AWAY MAY 2ND. 2005

PETER DENNIS (PETE) MATHESON

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Marital status:	Single
Deceased: Matheson, Peter Dennis 69, passed away surrounded by friends and family on Jan 5, 2015. He was born in Cranston, Providence, Rhode Island on October 12, 1945 and spent his early years in Barrington. At age 12, his family moved to Arizona. He graduated from MHS and served as student body president of MCC before entering the US Navy. After an honorable discharge, he worked as an airline pilot. Peter is survived by his children: Shelly (Mike) Beutler, Kim (Clancey) Fox, Aaron (Robyn) Matheson, Den(TK) Schiefer, Sara (Jess) Maier, 23 grandchildren and his beloved dog, Teddy; siblings: Arnold Matheson, Debby (Jerry) Porter, Sue Anne (Don) Echols, and sister-in-law Pauline Matheson. He is preceded in death by his parents, Edward and Mildred (Buckless) Matheson, brother, Raymond, and son, Quinn. A funeral will be held on Saturday, January 10, 2015 at 11 AM at Bunker

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Deceased: Matheson, Peter Dennis

69, passed away surrounded by friends and family on Jan 5, 2015. He was born in Cranston, Providence, Rhode Island on October 12, 1945 and spent his early years in Barrington. At age 12, his family moved to Arizona. He graduated from MHS and served as student body president of MCC before entering the US Navy. After an honorable discharge, he worked as an airline pilot. Peter is survived by his children: Shelly (Mike) Beutler, Kim (Clancey) Fox, Aaron (Robyn) Matheson, Den(TK) Schiefer, Sara (Jess) Maier, 23 grandchildren and his beloved dog, Teddy; siblings: Arnold Matheson, Debby (Jerry) Porter, Sue Anne (Don) Echols, and sister-in-law Pauline Matheson. He is preceded in death by his parents, Edward and Mildred (Buckless) Matheson, brother, Raymond, and son, Quinn. A funeral will be held on Saturday, January 10, 2015 at 11 AM at Bunker

RONNIE MATHEWS

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Marital status:	Married
Children:	2
No. of grandchildren:	3

SANDRA MATHIS

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Where In The World Are You?: MISSING CLASSMATE

Larry Matthews

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Deceased: I confirmed with two close classmates of Larry Matthews that unfortunately he passed away from Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma in 2021. There was no service or obituary so it's very difficult for me to find the exact date of his death.
I will add what I know about Larry Matthews
He retired from Fleming Foods after working there for 38 years and 4 months. He continued to play baseball/softball throughout his life. He was sanctioned with the seniors of the world playing softball which he began at the age of 50. He played in seven World Championships and traveled the United States playing ball in senior tournaments. I know he played ball up until the time he could not. He enjoyed hiking and backpacking when not playing ball. I believe a couple times he backpacked from Mesa all the way to the White Mountains. Larry's wife preceded him in death and he often talked highly of her and the influence she had on him.
I don't believe Larry ever missed a class reunion or class get together. He was lifelong friends with Tony and Jean Hyland, Dennis Balke, Louis and Sandy Dungy (64) among others. I know whenever I called him he was very kind, willing to discuss the class of 63 and always said yes to attending the reunion. He informed me of the lymphoma not long after the 55th reunion and was sure hoping to beat this cancer. He and many others will be missed at our 60th.