Matthew Thomas Delfs Photo

A year has passed since our beloved son’s unexpected death (due to a first heart attack) last August 4, and we wish to honor his memory with an obituary (which was not done last year).

Matthew was born at Sequoia Hospital in 1967 to Thomas and Catherine Delfs and was raised in Redwood City. Growing up he had two mothers-Catherine and his sister Diane, who was 5 years older. He attended Roosevelt Elementary, Kennedy Jr. High, San Carlos High (as a Freshman its’ final year), then Menlo School. He was active in Boy Scouts, skiing, biking, cross country, church choir and was noted for his sense of humor. He went on to graduate from the University of Southern California in 1989 with a degree in Computer Information Systems. While there he was a member of Theta Xi Fraternity.

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