Birth date: Mar 16, 1973 Death date: Dec 3, 2023
With heavy heart, Sal Elias Matos, passed away on Sunday, December 3, 2023, at the age of 50. He is survived by his mother, Daisy Lopez-Morlese, son Tyler Matos, and brother Eric Matos, as well as several aunts, uncles, and cousi Read Obituary
So many of us miss you. I will always love you and hold you number one in my heart. I pray our son and your son Tyler get to meet one day and know that they have eachother as an extension of you. You made my life worth living and for that i will always be grateful.You were always good to me and got me through so much, your heart filled with love. Rest in Gods loving arms. Till we meet again.
I am absolutely throughly devastated. I can’t seem to fathom the concept of a world that exists without you. It just feels like an elaborate, sick joke and I just can’t accept that this is reality. I really thought you would become the wise, cool senior citizen that everyone loved. I guess the universe had other plans. Growing up, you were always the definition of cool to me. You were naturally the funniest person I’ve been around. To say that you were my uncle is something I am exceptionally proud of. It felt like so much more growing up. In a lot of ways you were the father figure/older brother I never had. A lot of who I am is because of you. I’ll never forget talking football and other sports with you. I’ll never forget when we lived together for a bit and you, me, and my siblings would watch Beavis and Butthead together. I’ll never forget when I was terrified of washing my hair because I was irrationally afraid of drowning in the shower and you were the only one who could reason with me. That time when Big Pun passed and I was afraid to eat, so you took me out. We simply drove around, listened to music, talked, laughed and had Wendy’s. The trips to Palisades mall before Tyler was born. The car rides to get dinner. Countless other memories. I’m so very gracious for all of it. The last thing we spoke about was that rice pot you recommended and how I should get it because it made the rice perfect every single time. I’m definitely buying that rice pot. I’m honored to have been in your presence. I miss you. I love you. I appreciate you, Uncle Sal. Forever and always.
We love you we miss you …. Until we meet again
Sal you were and will always be a part of our family. For over 30 years we known you and there's no one quite like you. You are an amazing person, good hearted,funny intelligent and kind. You will truly be missed by many including your nieces,nephews, and myself. Please rest in peace until we meet again my Ole buddy ole pal may the force be with you the suffering is over rest now😪🙏🏻
Eleanor Vargas sent a virtual gift in memory of Sal Matos
I met Sal at Lowe’s in Tampa, he was by far one of the sweetest, nicest, humble and sincere people that I’ve ever met, always had a smile on his face, we greeted each other by giving each other a hug or a fist bump, he loved talking about his son, and sports. I will miss his bright smile that illuminated an entire room, that NY accent, and his sincere kindness. You will be truly missed Sal 💔 -Toyia
Eleanor Vargas lit a candle in memory of Sal Matos
Eleanor Vargas sent a virtual gift in memory of Sal Matos
