Marriage Notes for Manuel Ferreira DA MATOS and Maria Da Conceicao FORAM-344255
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Marriage Notes for Victoriano Rodriguez DA FONTE and Rosa Maria DA FONTE-347461
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Christopher Gilbert MATTIAS Jr.
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EVENCHRISTOPHE G MATTIAS
SSN 551-56-123472 Born 30 Jan 1944
Last Benefit:Died 20 Jun 2002
Issued:
CA (1957)
Written by Beverly Mattias Underwood
Read by Geri Alves
Each of us knew my brother in a special and unique way. I was blessed to know him from the beginning.When growing up he was always smaller then the other boys, that’s because God decided he needed a early start in life, about 2 ư months early. His first bed was my fathers boot box. As a toddler and young boy he was tiny and had short cropped hair, squinting eyes and the most infectious smile on earth. He was blessed with a vivid imagination . When he was about 5 he played wrecking yard , he happily took his Dad’s hammer and smashed all the little metal cars (the hot wheels of the 40’s) but when the game was over he wanted all his cars back to their original condition .
In his teen years he was Joe cool, he wore his collars up like Elvis, Levis with cuffs tucked under and a duck tail haircut. The girls thought he was so handsome! At the time I thought they had no idea of what handsome was. It was about that time that he started developing his love for mechanics, and wood working. His first wood project was a pig cutting board, sound familiar to any of you? But his next project was a chest of drawers. It was made of Oak and was beautiful. He was so proud of that piece of furniture.
That began his love affair with wood, his talent was a tribute to the love, and respect for his craft. Doing something with his hammer signature, was always a work of both quality and beauty. Some thought he was a perfectionist, he was an artist trying to reflect the beauty that he was seeing in his minds eye. This was the inner beauty of Chris he could see the inner beauty of many things not just wood, glass, or paint.
He was a veteran, He served with the Army and was stationed in Korea and operated heavy equipment. It was good training , but his love was creating things with his hands, Chris soon knew he needed to follow that course.
Almost everyone who was touched by him has a gift or a project either made by him or with him. These special projects are now Our private treasures forever.
Through the years he added or fixed something in most of our homes, I remember us all rushing to finish our basement before the wedding reception for our oldest son. It was a time of precious memories for all of us.
Chris has many titles, he was a husband, son, father, grandfather, brother, uncle, nephew and friend. But he was also a teacher, he loved to share the knowledge . He was supportive and patient with people and he loved life.
Our Father , brought him into the world early , he took him home before we were ready to see him leave.
Close your eyes just a moment, imagine the wonder he is seeing ! He is with the first Carpenter-Our Lord ! They are building mansions in heaven for all of us. We have to send the materials to build these mansions. We can do this by our love, respect and prayers .
When you pick up a hammer or start some little project think of him and smile. He would like that.
I love my brother very much, God loves him more . Until we are together again.
Christopher Gilbert MATTIAS Jr.
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EVENCHRISTOPHE G MATTIAS
SSN 551-56-123472 Born 30 Jan 1944
Last Benefit:Died 20 Jun 2002
Issued:
CA (1957)
Written by Beverly Mattias Underwood
Read by Geri Alves
Each of us knew my brother in a special and unique way. I was blessed to know him from the beginning.When growing up he was always smaller then the other boys, that’s because God decided he needed a early start in life, about 2 ư months early. His first bed was my fathers boot box. As a toddler and young boy he was tiny and had short cropped hair, squinting eyes and the most infectious smile on earth. He was blessed with a vivid imagination . When he was about 5 he played wrecking yard , he happily took his Dad’s hammer and smashed all the little metal cars (the hot wheels of the 40’s) but when the game was over he wanted all his cars back to their original condition .
In his teen years he was Joe cool, he wore his collars up like Elvis, Levis with cuffs tucked under and a duck tail haircut. The girls thought he was so handsome! At the time I thought they had no idea of what handsome was. It was about that time that he started developing his love for mechanics, and wood working. His first wood project was a pig cutting board, sound familiar to any of you? But his next project was a chest of drawers. It was made of Oak and was beautiful. He was so proud of that piece of furniture.
That began his love affair with wood, his talent was a tribute to the love, and respect for his craft. Doing something with his hammer signature, was always a work of both quality and beauty. Some thought he was a perfectionist, he was an artist trying to reflect the beauty that he was seeing in his minds eye. This was the inner beauty of Chris he could see the inner beauty of many things not just wood, glass, or paint.
He was a veteran, He served with the Army and was stationed in Korea and operated heavy equipment. It was good training , but his love was creating things with his hands, Chris soon knew he needed to follow that course.
Almost everyone who was touched by him has a gift or a project either made by him or with him. These special projects are now Our private treasures forever.
Through the years he added or fixed something in most of our homes, I remember us all rushing to finish our basement before the wedding reception for our oldest son. It was a time of precious memories for all of us.
Chris has many titles, he was a husband, son, father, grandfather, brother, uncle, nephew and friend. But he was also a teacher, he loved to share the knowledge . He was supportive and patient with people and he loved life.
Our Father , brought him into the world early , he took him home before we were ready to see him leave.
Close your eyes just a moment, imagine the wonder he is seeing ! He is with the first Carpenter-Our Lord ! They are building mansions in heaven for all of us. We have to send the materials to build these mansions. We can do this by our love, respect and prayers .
When you pick up a hammer or start some little project think of him and smile. He would like that.
I love my brother very much, God loves him more . Until we are together again.
SS# 557-16-1143
30 Jul 1927, married Edward B. Nunes, vol 51, pg 275.
San Jaoquin Co. recorder, No 21284.Lobar pneumonia, massive cerebrovascular accident, dieabetes mellitus, coronary thrombosis with mycardial infaretion
Mary J Nunes lived at Rt 1 Box 312 Los Banos Merced Co Ca
Social Security Number 546-20-6571
Death occurred at 11:45 am August 4, 1954
Funeral Service was at St Joseph's Catholic Church, August 6,1954 at 9:30 am by Rev Copeland Catholic Priest.
Marriage Notes for Edward Bento NUNES and Mary Jacinta SOARES-344253
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Married in Stockton, lived in Manteca California.Witness to marriage was Edward J Soares and Barbara E Soares
Married by Catholic Priest Rev William F Walsh
SS#566-01-5324