Obituary
On Wednesday April 1,2020 Matthew E. Wolf passed away at his home in Daytona Beach, Florida at 51 years of age. Matt will always be remembered by his infectious smile, loving nature and outgoing personality.
Matt was born on March 12, 1969. He was raised in St. Louis, Missouri, graduated from Boca Raton High School in Boca Raton, Florida and attended Palm Beach State College. He was a U S Navy veteran having served on the USS Frank Cable (AS 40). He had a lifelong love of sports still playing on his company’s softball team and going fishing in his free time.
Matt will be deeply missed by his father Steven Wolf, his sister Kelly George, his son Steven Childress and all of his relatives and friends. Matt was predeceased by his wife Monique Wolf and his mother Mary Therese Wolf.
No farewell words were spoken
No time to say goodbye,
You were gone before we knew it,
And only God knows why.
with a great sense of humor. After he moved to central Florida we spoke on a phone as how is everything going, etc...
I recently found out of his passing and was very upset about it and did not expect it at all. RIP
I am so very sorry for your loss. Matthew was a very personable young man and I enjoyed conversations with him always. My deepest condolences. Daniel Klapper.
robin
We are saddened by Matt's sudden passing but comforted knowing he is in heaven with Jesus and reunited with Terry & Monique. We are so sorry we are unable to be together during this time of mourning but look forward to when we can all be together & share our love, stories and fond memories of our beloved Matt. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and pray your faith will guide you through this difficult time.
Much Love,
Blake & Sandy
We are so sorry for your loss. We pray for comfort for you. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
We will always fondly remember all of the family events that Matt was such a key part of.
" Home is the sailor, home from the sea"
I was glad to call Matt my friend and I will miss him greatly.
Rest in peace Matt and hit'em straight. I hear that the greens in heaven are mighty tricky.
Adieu mon ami.
My heart goes out to you both as you mourn the loss of Matt. We have wonderful memories of him from our childhood and we won’t forget him. May he Rest In Peace now with Aunt Terry. Much love to you -
Tara Lutes
Very Respectfully,
Raymond L. Pratt, LCDR, USNR (Retired)