Matthew Allen Hill

1986 ∼ 2021

Matthew Allen Hill, 34, of Baytown, Texas, passed away Saturday, January 16, 2021. He was born in Nederland, Texas on December 10, 1986 to Mark and Gwen Hill. Matthew graduated from Nederland High School in 2005 and Sam Houston State University in 2011. He worked for Kroger Distributors in Houston, Texas.

Matt was a man who lived life in a simple fashion and made every moment matter. Everyone in his life had a special relationship with him.

He was someone who was often very calm, but once he warmed up over a topic of interest, his enthusiasm was off the charts! His interests were limitless and he was always hungry for something new! He had a passion for games, reading, movies, documentaries, music, and being amongst nature. As an Eagle Scout, his draw to nature was deeply rooted and you could often find him on Toledo Bend fishing or in the woods exploring a new trail. He was also renowned for his ability to locate great "dives" to eat at!

Matt shared an extraordinary relationship with all animals. He cherished his kitties and all of the woodland animals. You could always find him getting excited over the wildlife and feeding them when possible! Matt also had great affection for birds; one could always see his eyes light up when watching a video of a bird dancing about!

His words were important, without even intending it. Without fail, something wise or hilarious always left his mouth. He possessed knowledge on many topics, a trait many people admire about him. Although quiet, he was someone with who you could always have an entertaining conversation. One always left a conversation with him bearing new ideas and thoughts!

He was an old soul with a child at heart. This was most evident with his nephew Colton, whom he greatly adored. Colton is his joy and the smiles between the two of them could light up a room. Uncle Matt always enjoyed playing sports with Colton, especially football and teaching him how to be victorious in games like Mario, Monopoly and Putt-Putt.

His heart was full of love; love for God, family, friends, and the good things in life. An unkind word never left his mouth. He was an open individual, embracing all religions and worshiping with each one when he was able to. To him, God was not defined by one religion.

Matthew is preceded in death by his grandparents, LaRoche Henry (L. H.) and JoAnn Hill and Freddie and Shirley Forrest; and his uncle, Danny Forrest.

Survivors include his parents, Mark and Gwen Hill; his sister, Melissa Lundberg and her husband, Kyle; his nephew, Colton Johnson, and numerous aunts, uncles, cousins and friends.

Due to Covid, services for Matt will be private. Memorial contributions may be made to the charity of your choice.

Condolences

Levingston Funeral Home November 2, 2021
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Anonymous February 7, 2021
With loving memories of "Matt our Nephew. Rest In Peace and sing with the Angels. Love you. Aunt Pam and Uncle Bill.
Anonymous January 29, 2021
I am so saddened of learning of Matt passing. I will always remember him from being in band with Carissa. He was always polite and jovial. Praying for his family during this difficult time.
Anonymous January 25, 2021
I am so sorry for yalls loss. This hit as a shock. Matt was definately an old soul and I will always remember him from school. I am praying for all his family during this difficult time.
Anonymous January 24, 2021
With love and hugs,
Anonymous January 23, 2021
Hold tight to memories for comfort, lean on your friends and family for strength and always remember how much y'all are loved.
Anonymous January 22, 2021
Friendship is a treasure that provides laughter and memories to cherish forever. Matt and I shared many fun times together throughout high school and college. I always felt our bond stemmed from similar interests and ways of thinking. Matt was a philosopher, and our conversations never ran short. He was a bbq'er, billiard player, musician, fisher, gamer, and explorer. Many times I considered his family an extension of my own. I will remain forever grateful for the memories and time we spent together.
Anonymous January 22, 2021
I'll always remember Matt for his wit and fun nature. His delivery of a joke during a card game was always the best. Playing music with him over the years is something I'll always cherish.
Anonymous January 22, 2021
Matt will FOREVER be in our hearts-no words can express our sadness over his loss- he was like a brother to Jordon. All our thoughts and prayers are with you ALL at this difficult time. We LOVE him and all your family, and always will.
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