Veral "Mat" W Matlock
V.W.
(Mat) Matlock
Survived by Wife Edith Matlock of Colorado City and four children
Gary & wife Kate Matlock Jean and husband Bobby Morris Bobby and wife Teresa
Matlock all of Colorado City TX Brenda and husband Richard Chambers of
Snyder TX.
8 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren and brother Benny and wife
Theresa Matlock of Belen NM.
Preceded in death by, Father Delbert and Mother Vera Matlock, two sisters
Ruby Lou Honea, and Lavern Fox. 4 brothers Lee, Jim, Emmit, and John
Matlock.
Mat was born February 19th 1931 in Hylton TX. Mat married Edith Cherry on
March 19th, 1949. She remained the love of his life and best friend for
almost 63 years.
In the early part of their life they moved to Crane and where he worked for
others until he started his own business. They returned to Colorado City
where
he and his dad founded Matlocks butane in 1958. He later sold this business
to his two sons who currently operate it today. He then founded Matlock Auto
Sales in 1988 and often said that was his favorite job he ever had. Mat was
a business man and was good at it, but that was not his true passion and
calling.
Mat pastored Christian Temple Church in Colorado City for 30 years. Through
these business ventures and pastoring of this church, Mats family started to
grow and continues to grow today. Mat loved his Lord, his family, his church
family, and his community.
The family is having visitation at Christian Temple Church on Wednesday Jan
11th from 6-8 pm. The funeral service will be held at Christian Temple
Church Thursday Jan 12th at 3:00 pm. Graveside will follow at Dorn Cemetery.
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