Matthew Santistevan

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Matthew John Santistevan, 46, of Woodland, California and formerly of Taos passed away on April 29, 2006. He is preceded in death by his parents, Susan and David E. Santistevan and father in law, Jay Chapyak. He is survived by his wife, Rebecca Santistevan, children, Samuel and Caitlyn Santistevan. He is also survived by brothers and sisters, Mark David Santistevan (Margarita) of La Mirada, CA, Martin Santistevan (Joelyn) of Ranchos de Taos, Marietta Fambro (Jim) of Taos, Joseph Santistevan of Taos, David A. Santistevan of Albuquerque, Marisol Maestas of Taos, mother in law, Katie Chapyak of Los Alamos, sister in law, Debbie Chapyak of Woodland, CA, grandmother, Eva M. Cortes, numerous uncles, aunts, nieces, nephews, friends and other relatives. Rosary was recited on May 03, 2006 at Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church. Funeral mass wsd held on May 04, 2006 at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church. Interment was held at Las Cruces Cemetery.

Tributes

Ssg Trujillo Randy T

I want to say sorry from all of us and that our prayers are with your family at this time. May the Lords hand be upon you at this time and the entire family. I had not seen Matt in years and from what I remember he was an outstanding individual.

Published January 1st, 2005

Peter Hesse

I lived in Taos from 1968 until 1974, and remember going to school with Matthew. I remember he was a good friend when friends were hard to find...my thoughts and prayers go out to his family and children...God's will is sometimes hard to understand...

Published January 1st, 2005

Lorraine E. Sanchez

I am saddened to learn about Matthew. My prayers are with you. May God Bless all of you.

Published January 1st, 2005

Elvira And Jake Mossman Sr.

Remembering Matt We remember you Matt as a young boy... You were 6 yrs. old when we moved right across the street from you. We remember your round face always with a smile.You stood out from the rest of the neighborhood children. You, Mark, Marty, Joseph, Pat and Mike were our children's childhood playmates,building snowmen, playing basketball outside until it got dark, fishing toghether, raiding you mom's freshly baked bread. We remember your broken arm in a cast. We remember you coming to get your tie knot fixed when you were going to the prom. We remember your wedding in Los Alamos. You always stopped by to see us when you were in town. When your children were born you took them over so we could meet them. You were a proud dad. We'll hold you in our hearts forever.

Published January 1st, 2005

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