Matthew Davis Memorial Golf Scholarship
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Matthew lost his life in a car accident on August, 30, 2019.
The family is asking, In lieu of flowers a donation to the scholarship fund would be what Matthew would want.
The response has been so awesome! We are raising the goal for Matthew’s legacy to go on even further with helping our youth with scholarships.
Donations will go to High School students annually with whom has the love for life that Matthew had. If you would prefer to donate by check for a 501C3 deduction. Please make out to Deer Park High School Golf Booster, subject for: Matthew Davis Memorial Scholarship and mail to:
10122 North L Street
La Porte, TX 77571
About Matthew from his Mom ❤️
Matthew I know you loved me. There is no doubt in my mind. You always made sure to hug me and kiss me when you saw me and when you left. You never hung up the phone without saying “love you”. You always text me “love you”. You would randomly stop in my spa to give me a hug and say hi. You would call me and want to hang out. You would still to this day snuggle me to watch a movie or just lay there and talk. You loved talking business with me because you dreamed of owning your own business and you did. You were helpful to anyone who needed it. You loved helping others and you were so kind and respectful to everyone. You did life. We did life together. You would race me down the mountain. We would get muddy on our 4 wheelers. We wakeboarded together. You loved your family. You and dad were a pea in a pod. It was crazy how much you were like him. I think you were 50% me and 50% him. You could not wait til you turned 18 and could legally change your last name to Davis. You got all of mine and dads best qualities. You and Taylor always shared a very special bond and a love. You were 13 months apart and were never separated until she started school. You even slept together even though you had your own room. You would hang out even when you lived in different cities. Ethan became your “brother from another mother” instantly and you both loved each other so much. Y’all were 2 when dad and I brought you together. You did everything together. You both kept in touch as you started your adult journeys. You always loved Cade, but these past few years, you and Cade shared so much time together and you have been his other parent with dad and I. You even drove 1.5 hours each way on a Saturday night the night before your 21st birthday just to come tell Cade Happy Birthday. You moved out and you were still at our house almost every day. You didn’t miss any family dinners or vacations unless you absolutely could not because of work. You went out of your way to spend time with all of your grandparents. You and your friends used to hang out at Mema & PaPas House. You would pop in randomly to sit and talk to them. You would go hang out w/ Grandpa Bob. You would fix things with him and just hang out. You would eat with him cuz y’all both loved to eat. You were very rare and unique. Not many boys your age took the time to make family #1 but you did. You were always happy and always smiling. From the time you were born. Everyone that knew you always told me what an awesome young man you had become. I know you are in heaven because I know you loved God. I even found one of your prayer lists you wrote yesterday at your apartment. I taught you that. I taught you to make lists of what you wanted and needed and pray over them. You loved to ride dirt bikes and 4 wheelers. You loved snowboarding, wakeboarding and you just learned to wakesurf on our boat the other day. You loved golf. You even went to college to golf. You were so good at anything you ever did. Even if you were still here today, there is not one person that could say anything bad about you. You started your own business and it was starting to take off. You were going to be so successful and I know if you would have had the chance you would have been the best husband to someone and the best dad. Why this happened to you I will never know and I will never understand. When you were born premature God spoke to me and told me you would be ok and that I needed to name you Matthew because Matthew means a gift from God. So you became Matthew- not Matt- but Matthew. And you knew your miracle and you made sure your friends called you Matthew. I always thought if God let you live then, then he needed you to do something great in this world so I felt like you had some kind of extra protection over you. I had no idea it would be cut this short. I am ripped apart right now and I miss you more than you could ever imagine. I have begged God for another miracle. I just want this to be wrong. I just want you to walk back in our door. I love you so much and I would do anything to have this not be true. Where I go from here I do not know. It’s hard to breathe. It’s hard to sleep. It’s hard to eat. I love you Matthew. You will forever be in my heart.
The family is asking, In lieu of flowers a donation to the scholarship fund would be what Matthew would want.
The response has been so awesome! We are raising the goal for Matthew’s legacy to go on even further with helping our youth with scholarships.
Donations will go to High School students annually with whom has the love for life that Matthew had. If you would prefer to donate by check for a 501C3 deduction. Please make out to Deer Park High School Golf Booster, subject for: Matthew Davis Memorial Scholarship and mail to:
10122 North L Street
La Porte, TX 77571
About Matthew from his Mom ❤️
Matthew I know you loved me. There is no doubt in my mind. You always made sure to hug me and kiss me when you saw me and when you left. You never hung up the phone without saying “love you”. You always text me “love you”. You would randomly stop in my spa to give me a hug and say hi. You would call me and want to hang out. You would still to this day snuggle me to watch a movie or just lay there and talk. You loved talking business with me because you dreamed of owning your own business and you did. You were helpful to anyone who needed it. You loved helping others and you were so kind and respectful to everyone. You did life. We did life together. You would race me down the mountain. We would get muddy on our 4 wheelers. We wakeboarded together. You loved your family. You and dad were a pea in a pod. It was crazy how much you were like him. I think you were 50% me and 50% him. You could not wait til you turned 18 and could legally change your last name to Davis. You got all of mine and dads best qualities. You and Taylor always shared a very special bond and a love. You were 13 months apart and were never separated until she started school. You even slept together even though you had your own room. You would hang out even when you lived in different cities. Ethan became your “brother from another mother” instantly and you both loved each other so much. Y’all were 2 when dad and I brought you together. You did everything together. You both kept in touch as you started your adult journeys. You always loved Cade, but these past few years, you and Cade shared so much time together and you have been his other parent with dad and I. You even drove 1.5 hours each way on a Saturday night the night before your 21st birthday just to come tell Cade Happy Birthday. You moved out and you were still at our house almost every day. You didn’t miss any family dinners or vacations unless you absolutely could not because of work. You went out of your way to spend time with all of your grandparents. You and your friends used to hang out at Mema & PaPas House. You would pop in randomly to sit and talk to them. You would go hang out w/ Grandpa Bob. You would fix things with him and just hang out. You would eat with him cuz y’all both loved to eat. You were very rare and unique. Not many boys your age took the time to make family #1 but you did. You were always happy and always smiling. From the time you were born. Everyone that knew you always told me what an awesome young man you had become. I know you are in heaven because I know you loved God. I even found one of your prayer lists you wrote yesterday at your apartment. I taught you that. I taught you to make lists of what you wanted and needed and pray over them. You loved to ride dirt bikes and 4 wheelers. You loved snowboarding, wakeboarding and you just learned to wakesurf on our boat the other day. You loved golf. You even went to college to golf. You were so good at anything you ever did. Even if you were still here today, there is not one person that could say anything bad about you. You started your own business and it was starting to take off. You were going to be so successful and I know if you would have had the chance you would have been the best husband to someone and the best dad. Why this happened to you I will never know and I will never understand. When you were born premature God spoke to me and told me you would be ok and that I needed to name you Matthew because Matthew means a gift from God. So you became Matthew- not Matt- but Matthew. And you knew your miracle and you made sure your friends called you Matthew. I always thought if God let you live then, then he needed you to do something great in this world so I felt like you had some kind of extra protection over you. I had no idea it would be cut this short. I am ripped apart right now and I miss you more than you could ever imagine. I have begged God for another miracle. I just want this to be wrong. I just want you to walk back in our door. I love you so much and I would do anything to have this not be true. Where I go from here I do not know. It’s hard to breathe. It’s hard to sleep. It’s hard to eat. I love you Matthew. You will forever be in my heart.
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D'Ann Genzer Fleming
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Pasadena, TX