This memorial website was created in the sweet memory of my loving son, Matthew Mullis who was born on July 05, 1987 at 4:04 AM his weight was 7 lbs. 7.6 ozs. and he was 20 inches long and the most beautiful little boy I have ever laid my eyes on. He passed away on November 11, 2006 at 2:04 AM at the age of 19 in an automobile accident only 2 short miles from home.

My son was a senior in High School and an honor roll student for the first time in his life; he was going to walk across that stage despite all of those who thought he couldn't and receive his hard earned diploma this year "2007". I was allowed May 24, 2007 by the High School in which my son attended to make this journey for him.

Though its meaning now has changed it was with great honor to have with me my family and many of my son's friends while accepting one of the many great accomplishments he made in this life. With great pride and a very sadden heart later that night I had the privilege of placing in his room his so desired High School Diploma.

"Matthew your momma is so proud of you. Not one person there deserved, nor worked any harder for their diploma than you."

Like many of his friends he was learning to play the guitar. He also loved computers from aim to myspace, and of course limewire where he would download his music. He was happiest when surrounded by his friends. He was a generous, loving, silly, funny, searching for normal young man. He was my only son and most of all "My Baby".

He was a true momma's boy. He has left behind so many that love him from me, his step-dad, his sister Jennifer, his step-sister Allison, his three step-brothers Joseph, Chase, Austin and his two beautiful nieces Ana and Britani; "God he loves them so much", his Grand-parents mamaw & granddad, his sweet girlfriend Hannah, Nancy and Greg Hannah's parents, and his best friends whom it would take this entire page to list.

He will live forever in our hearts.

He is dearly loved in life and is greatly missed.

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