On behalf of the Mathys family, I would like to express my deepest gratitude to the fire departments of Quogue, East Quogue, Westhampton Beach, Hampton Bays and Flanders for their humbling presence at the funeral procession in honor of my beloved husband, George Mathys. Our entire family was so honored by their display, and it was a touching tribute to such a wonderful man.
I would also like to thank The Southampton Press for its coverage of the event [“George Mathys Of Quogue Dies May 8,” 27east.com, May 19].
Given the circumstance of the times, we have all been forced to find new ways to grieve and honor our loved ones, and the actions of all parties mentioned above truly helped us do just that.
Mary Anne Mathys
Quogue
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