Pete, I am so sad to hear of Matthew. No one ever should lose a child. I loved his obituary. What a beautiful young man. And his heart beats. There is some joy for someone to come of this. I hope that brings you comfort.
Michael, Matthew made this world a better place. I hope we can all remember to find joy in the beautiful things around us, what speaks to our hearts. Your family’s love for Matthew is one of those beautiful things. His life is one of those beautiful things. He made the world a better place.
Nancy Lawrence
Michael, Matthew made this world a better place. I hope we can all learn to find joy in the beauty around us and what speaks to our hearts, like he did. Your family’s love for Matthew is one of those beautiful things. Matthew is one of those beautiful things. He made the world a better place.
Michael & Kathy, I’ve admired Matthew and your relationship with him from afar for many years now. Many people do not get to experience that level of love and respect for one another ever and, although my heart breaks over your loss and your family must be experiencing the pain of grief, I am comforted by the way you hold onto the good and are honoring your son’s soul and memories. Those things you can never lose. Love, Ayn
Matthew Joseph Soria, 21, of Otterbein, IN, was born March 1, 2000 in Barrington, IL to Michael Soria and Kathy Bryant and passed away November 18, 2021. Matthew lived in San Antonio, TX for 19 years, and graduated from Johnson High School. Matthew never took life for granted and had many joys in life including his family, the ocean, trips to the beach to swim and feel the sand, walking in nature, picking out freshly cut flowers at the store, rollercoasters, drawing outside with chalk, VeggieTales, Dr. Seuss, Adele, Buckwheat Zydeco, amongst other musical groups, Rubix Cube, his IPad and other sorts of electronics, and bowling, in which he earned a gold, silver and bronze medal in the Texas State Special Olympics.
He participated in many walks for autism and never missed an opportunity to cheer on his brothers at swim meets and choir concerts!
Matthew had a heart as big as Texas, which he donated through the Indiana Donor Network. His huge heart and loving spirit touched innumerable lives.
In addition to his parents, Matthew is survived by his brothers Andrew Thomas Soria and Ryan Michael Carrillo Soria, grandparents Roy and Sherry Bryant, Uncle Chris Soria and wife Teresa, Uncle Charlie Bryant and his wife Susan, Uncle Rob Bryant and his wife Omaira, Aunt Rosemary Dennis and her husband Don, Michael’s fiancé
Sarah McPherson, Uncle Joe Soria, Uncle David Jasinski, Uncle Ernest Jasinski, Aunt Evon Markum and several cousins and family.
Matthew was preceded in death by his nana Hopie Carrillo, grandfather Jose “Joe” Soria, great-grandmother Georgia Keller, and uncle Christopher Bryant.
All who knew Matthew will miss him dearly. Visitation will be held from 10:00am-11:00am on Saturday, November 27, 2021, at Tippecanoe Memorial Gardens Funeral Chapel with service to immediately follow at 11:00am. Memorial contributions may be made in Matthew’s memory to the Autism Society of America, 6110 Executive Blvd., Ste 305, Rockville, MD
The service is available virtually at zoom.us, click the “join meeting” tab then enter the meeting number 765-490-4234 and the password: tmg2020.
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Annette Mosman says
November 19, 2021 at 4:39 pmMichael, my heart is breaking for you and your family. I’m so sorry for your loss. Please know you all are in my thoughts and prayers.
Elizabeth Moss says
November 20, 2021 at 12:09 amPete, I am so sad to hear of Matthew. No one ever should lose a child. I loved his obituary. What a beautiful young man. And his heart beats. There is some joy for someone to come of this. I hope that brings you comfort.
Elizabeth Moss.
Nancy Lawrence says
November 22, 2021 at 2:24 pmMichael, Matthew made this world a better place. I hope we can all remember to find joy in the beautiful things around us, what speaks to our hearts. Your family’s love for Matthew is one of those beautiful things. His life is one of those beautiful things. He made the world a better place.
Nancy Lawrence
Nancy Lawrence says
November 22, 2021 at 2:28 pmMichael, Matthew made this world a better place. I hope we can all learn to find joy in the beauty around us and what speaks to our hearts, like he did. Your family’s love for Matthew is one of those beautiful things. Matthew is one of those beautiful things. He made the world a better place.
Ayn Carrillo Gailey says
November 25, 2021 at 6:13 amMichael & Kathy, I’ve admired Matthew and your relationship with him from afar for many years now. Many people do not get to experience that level of love and respect for one another ever and, although my heart breaks over your loss and your family must be experiencing the pain of grief, I am comforted by the way you hold onto the good and are honoring your son’s soul and memories. Those things you can never lose. Love, Ayn
Matthew Joseph Soria, 21, of Otterbein, IN, was born March 1, 2000 in Barrington, IL to Michael Soria and Kathy Bryant and passed away November 18, 2021. Matthew lived in San Antonio, TX for 19 years, and graduated from Johnson High School. Matthew never took life for granted and had many joys in life including his family, the ocean, trips to the beach to swim and feel the sand, walking in nature, picking out freshly cut flowers at the store, rollercoasters, drawing outside with chalk, VeggieTales, Dr. Seuss, Adele, Buckwheat Zydeco, amongst other musical groups, Rubix Cube, his IPad and other sorts of electronics, and bowling, in which he earned a gold, silver and bronze medal in the Texas State Special Olympics.
He participated in many walks for autism and never missed an opportunity to cheer on his brothers at swim meets and choir concerts!
Matthew had a heart as big as Texas, which he donated through the Indiana Donor Network. His huge heart and loving spirit touched innumerable lives.
In addition to his parents, Matthew is survived by his brothers Andrew Thomas Soria and Ryan Michael Carrillo Soria, grandparents Roy and Sherry Bryant, Uncle Chris Soria and wife Teresa, Uncle Charlie Bryant and his wife Susan, Uncle Rob Bryant and his wife Omaira, Aunt Rosemary Dennis and her husband Don, Michael’s fiancé
Sarah McPherson, Uncle Joe Soria, Uncle David Jasinski, Uncle Ernest Jasinski, Aunt Evon Markum and several cousins and family.
Matthew was preceded in death by his nana Hopie Carrillo, grandfather Jose “Joe” Soria, great-grandmother Georgia Keller, and uncle Christopher Bryant.
All who knew Matthew will miss him dearly. Visitation will be held from 10:00am-11:00am on Saturday, November 27, 2021, at Tippecanoe Memorial Gardens Funeral Chapel with service to immediately follow at 11:00am. Memorial contributions may be made in Matthew’s memory to the Autism Society of America, 6110 Executive Blvd., Ste 305, Rockville, MD
The service is available virtually at zoom.us, click the “join meeting” tab then enter the meeting number 765-490-4234 and the password: tmg2020.