I just want to say that Matt was such a lovely person.  He loved his family and adored my niece.  I don't know now he died but I pray for him and his family.    He rebuilt his home from a 2 bedroo ana 4 bedroom 2 story home which was so beautiful beyond means.  So talented.  His daughters loved him so.  I'm posting this today because I'm thinking about him and never knew how he pasted away.  God Bless.

when i was little he was always there when i needed him. he told me he would love me forever no matter what, i remember when the family was setting up christmas decorations and i was sitting on the recliner chair with him. one of us went too far back and we both fell over, i cried because i was scared, but he cheered me up and told me everything was okay. he always made me feel better and he would protect me from anything that would harm me. there were many other memories with that recliner chair, like when he fell off of it because he stood on it. or when we would just sit there together and talk or watch tv, i miss him.

We send our heartfelt condolences to Matt’s family.  May God give you the strength to remember your loved one and know that he will forever be in your hearts 
Matt was a good friend of our daughter Allison   He was always welcomed in our home.  Respectful, kind,caring…….we will forever remember his beautiful smile 

I had the pleasure to work with Matt for a short time here at Cintas.  He was funny, full of life and very dedicated. I remember the first day he started, we all went out to lunch to a restaurant down the street from the office to welcome him to the Cintas family.  He shared with the group he also used to ride a motorcycle, and how a cop once told him for his own good he should never ride, hmmm!! I told him the legend says he should never ride faster than his guardian angel! I hope he watches over all of us now :(  I will miss you, and all the laughs we had over account folders.  RIP my dear friend!

When Matt was a little boy, he was convinced that he was Superman . I think it was his mother who made him a cape. With that cape securely around his neck and wearing his Superman Underoos, Matt KNEW this was his moment. He could definitely fly now. So he climbed up a fence in his yard and jumped. He was Superman now so there was 0 fear that he would fall and hurt himself. Wrong. There was a broken bone involved , maybe a sprain. Did he lose faith ? Nope. The cape was the wrong color. He was still Superman , it was the cape that hindered him from flying. 

Matt gave 200% to everything he did. He was fiercely loyal to those he loved. He was the hardest worker I have ever met. His laugh was infectious and he was so much fun. It was a pleasure looking up to you my whole life Superman. Fly fly fly. Xo 

“Vinny” was a co-worker, mentor, and best of all, a friend. I’ll never forget/stop laughing about the time you saved me from a poor order choice at an airport restaurant in Denver. Best times at those conferences. RIP Matty.  Wish like hell we could’ve chatted one more time.





Matt,
Worked with Matt at a couple different companies and always appreciated his zeal for life. 
He always gave it 150% even if he had to figure out the task while he did it. He was one hell of a fisherman and a great friend.

Wish I had a chance to say goodbye.

Rest easy,
Steve W

 I had to the opportunity to work with Matt for many years at Best Buy and he always made me laugh. What I appreciated most about “Vinny” was his lack of a filter and willingness to say what everyone else was thinking. Rest In Peace my friend!!!

My thoughts and prayers go out to his friends and family 🙏 🙏 🙏

OBITUARY

Matt Chovit

September 12, 1976 – October 22, 2021

Becker Funeral Home

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