An ambulance officer who died from a “catastrophic” seizure has been remembered as a devoted husband and father who cared for everyone he met. Waikato-based Ma…
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Absolutely heartbreaking. A true hero who served his community until the very end. Thinking of his family ❤️
this. He was a great man and a dedicated paramedic. So unfair.
Devastating news. 40 years old and leaves behind a wife and kids. RIP brother, you did your bit.
Tragic. And people forget the toll it takes on emergency services workers. They see it all.
six months fighting for his life after a brain aneurysm then a seizure takes him... ffs life is brutal. thoughts with the whānau.
months is a long fight. Must have been hell for the family watching him struggle. Poor kids.
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Another one gone too soon. Condolences to the family, what a tragic loss for the Waikato community.
So sad, he was always so kind when I saw him at events. The world needs more people like him.
Prayers up for his wife and young kids. Can't imagine what they're going through.
This is so sad. RIP Matthew, thanks for your service.
Couldn't agree more. We need to look after our first responders better.
Condolences to his family. He was part of the St John family and they'll be feeling this one hard.
