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Matt Smith posted a condolence
Tuesday, January 21, 2020
Matt arrived to Kunsan while I was on my mid-tour and he had basically taken over my inside plant job when I returned so it took me a bit longer to know him and like him, but he quickly became the centerpiece for morale activities and was the go-to guy. He was a sharp NCO that I was impressed by. I never talked to him after Korea but as I continued to see his name on the promotion lists, I had no doubts that he was not deserving. RIP Chief.
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Jay Waldner posted a condolence
Sunday, January 19, 2020
My friend, as we return home from your memorial and burial my heart still aches for you and your family. I will always remember you and your fervor for life, enjoyment and dedication to service. As we served together, there was nothing I would ask of you that you would not do. You were an excellent Airman and became a great leader as I hoped. I was so proud of you and your accomplishments as I followed your career. I leave you with this picture I came across thinking about our times together and trying to end on a happier note. I recall you making a bet with your Airmen that if they accomplished something you would "eat your boot." They reveled with joy as they prepared it for you and true to your word you ceremonially dived in. You will always be my Airman.
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Candi Schneider posted a condolence
Saturday, January 18, 2020
I can't believe that this is true. We worked on so many things together trying to make sure that we are being things better for our Airmen. I remember Chief and I making jokes about being back at the Club again since we had had back to back events. Chief always gave me different viewpoints on whatever it was that we were talking about...we didn't always agree but we did always respect the other person's opinion. Before I left Peterson, he told me that we would have a celebration drink when I made Chief. Well, Chief, I will toast to you. I pray that you're at peace now.
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Brian Boyd posted a condolence
Friday, January 17, 2020
Matt welcomed me over to his house shortly after I arrived in Germany in 1999 and we quickly became friends along with Mamie and a young Kailee. I fondly recall the grilling steaks at his house before football and weekends at Saxonhausen in Germany. I'll always hold you in my thoughts and in the highest regard.
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Brian Tapp posted a condolence
Thursday, January 16, 2020
It's been 20+ years ago.... Airman Console to ya, back in those days.... Personally, I remember fondly pancaking mirrors, with head splitting bass, and rattling the hell out of both our cars. I also remember 23 years and 2 nights ago we celebrated your 21st birthday!!! What a great time and terribly rough next day!! In retrospect, only a short couple years in your long, tenured, and impressive AF career. The entire 30th Comm Crew (Vandenberg AFB) is hurting knowing we lost a member.... gone too soon. Rest easy my friend.
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Whit Walker posted a condolence
Thursday, January 16, 2020
This is such a tough way to start the new year. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the Console family. I had the pleasure of working about 5 feet away from Matt for a couple of years in Germany, then stayed in touch as we both went our separate ways. He was one of the most professional Airmen I've ever worked with and was always so willing to help anyone out that needed it. I have so many memories that I will cherish for the rest of my life, and I'm so sad that Matt is no longer with us. The Air Force and the nation lost him much too soon. Mamie, Kaylee, and Mason, our hearts go out to you all, and we hope you find a way to find the positive in this situation. We'll miss you "Mr Matt". May you rest in peace. With much love - Whit, Diana, Ellah, Liam, and Ethan (photo from my promotion that Matt coordinated)
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Barry Loomis posted a condolence
Thursday, January 16, 2020
Matt and Maimie, you guys were like my extended family from 96-98 at Vandenberg, I remember all the great times we had like it was yesterday. I still can't get my head around this, Matt was really the greatest guy, and a good friend. My heart goes out to Maimie and your family. Peace out brother.
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Dustin Tolleson posted a condolence
Wednesday, January 15, 2020
You helped me through one of the most difficult times of my life. I wish I could have been there for you too. I'm so grateful I got to tell you to thank you for being there for me through all. Love you chief❤️
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ALan Hahn posted a condolence
Wednesday, January 15, 2020
Matt, many laughs while sitting in your office. You were a light when it was dark, wish we would have had our fishing trip. Sad your gone wish you would have talked to me. Thinking of you every time I walk by the door of the office.
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Michelle Ray posted a condolence
Wednesday, January 15, 2020
Sending thoughts and prayers of strength and healing to Matt's family, friends, and Team Pete. Matt was there when I was selected for Chief and he was the most welcoming, friendly person. My heart goes out to you all Michelle Ray (Peterson AFB 2015-2018)
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Dave Altschuler posted a condolence
Wednesday, January 15, 2020
Matt, You were like my 2nd older brother. You have me a lot of advice in life. I was just a punk kid when we met. I don't know how many "that's a dumb decision" talks we had. We didn't talk often once you got me to join the Air Force. Less than two years ago you got me through the worst week of my life when I lost my brother. It was great having out like it was old times for that week. I feel like I lost a brother now. Love you bro!
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Kelly Console Baird posted a condolence
Wednesday, January 15, 2020
So sorry you are gone my cousin. I'll be seeing you soon. Forever in my heart and my memories. I love you. R.I.P.
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Amy Console posted a condolence
Wednesday, January 15, 2020
My beautiful cousin , Matthew. I love you so much and miss you dearly. I'm so regretting not being able spend more time with you. Life took us in quite different directions indeed. You once offered to show me around Germany
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Haras Grace posted a condolence
Wednesday, January 15, 2020
Always the life of the party. Going to miss your presence, Chief. How you were always proud of your Sicilian blood, how California's still the best state, how your OCD kept both your office and truck super clean, all the times you teased me for living the "mil-to-millionaire" life, and the many times I "borrowed" coffee pods from your keurig lol. Thanks for all the good laughs and memories. You will never be forgotten, old man!
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Michelle Robertson posted a condolence
Wednesday, January 15, 2020
I will never forget the day when I walked into work & said I couldn't get my keys out of the ignition. I told him I tried everything, or so I thought. He went to my car to figure it out & after a few minutes he came back in w/ my keys & said you didn't have the car in park. I was up against the curb so my car didn't move after I stopped & "parked" it.
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Jessica Dunahoo posted a condolence
Wednesday, January 15, 2020
Chief, I still cannot believe you are no longer here with us. You consistently had my back since I have been stationed here at Peterson. You gave me so much shit every time you saw me about my truck. I think you were jealous of my truck, and that's why you had to go get a lifted truck as well. I remember going over to your house to watch a baseball game in your newly renovated bar downstairs. We had such a great time and you were all about letting loose and just enjoying each other's company. While in a lot of situations you came off as a hard ass, underneath all of that, you truly cared so deeply about your troops. You will always be remembered and I promise you that I will keep your name alive for many years to come, I will lead with the intent to ensure everyone of my airmen knows that they matter and that no matter what I will be there for them, day or night.
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Kenneth Townsend posted a condolence
Wednesday, January 15, 2020
Thank you for all that you did. You touched so many peoples lives and are a truly remarkable person. The definition of inspiration is, "The action or power of moving the intellect or emotions; a person, place or experience that makes someone want to do or create something." Being an inspiration means being the force or influence that inspires someone to do something or feel a certain way" You were truly an inspiration to me and so many others. Thanks for everything, even calling me out on my BS (cross-connects vs home runs) Cheers
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Elma Carter posted a condolence
Tuesday, January 14, 2020
Met Matt through Denny and Gay. He was like a son to us. We had some fun time with them while they were in Germany. I loved to see Matt and Denny in all there laughter. Trust me they were full of it. By the way Thanksgiving 2 years ago was Amazing. You will be in our Hearts and Memories forever Gene &Elma
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Keith Reed posted a condolence
Tuesday, January 14, 2020
In our daily prayers... Celebrating the Life and Legacy of Matthew Stewart Console, AFSA Past Division President and Lifetime Trustee Keith A. Reed Executive Director
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Roger Vrooman posted a condolence
Tuesday, January 14, 2020
Met Matt and fam in Germany. What really stuck out to me is how much he cared for his family, and his no non-sense leadership style. If you wanted anything done, no matter how difficult or mundane, Matt would take care of it and always exceed expectations! Truly can't believe you are gone!!!
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Randi Console posted a condolence
Tuesday, January 14, 2020
I love you! I will always cherish our memories! You were the best big brother! Love your little sister with the "heart shaped nostrils", Randalynn
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Rudolf Horak posted a condolence
Monday, January 13, 2020
Today I lost a friend..We were not the best of friends, we had our differences those turned to laughs and great stories. I miss you my friend. I remember all those adventures in Korea. I also thought that you were going to end my career. Leadership questioned your sanity when you wanted to take me on as your troop. I remember the chair in your office that pretty much had my name on it, it should have as much time as I spent in that chair. I enjoyed our time in Korea and at Hill AFB. You taught me so much about the switch, how to be a good Airman. How to take care of your people. Why did this have to happen? So many people loved you! I know in at least 3 places: Colorado, Hill AFB, and Korea AB where you left a large dent a lasting impression and lots of friends who now are left .with lots of questions with very few answers. I wish i had known, I wish i could have called said something, I wish I had known the future. I really enjoyed our drink, it was so great to see you here in Miami, I snapped a picture a moment frozen in time I had no idea this would be the last time I'd see you my friend. So many adventures, like the time I assisted my co-workers with hanging the Broke Back Mountain poster on the back of your office door that you like to slam when you walked in. I can still here the " what the..RUDY!! The time you rewired someone's phone where all the buttons lead somewhere but none where she wanted to go (OBGYN, retirements, base pool and more) How that phone was caller ID identified as "Porn Police" all great humor till someone saw it. The time when you called me into your office on what looked like "an indecent proposal" from an email brokebackmtn@something.com. The time that our IT twins had their twins name on the phone proceeded by "I love..A" and the other "I love G". The time I had to get permission from you to learn to drive a train and you showed me pictures of mangled train cars. The time you and B got into an argument if i am going to Little Mountain. The argument resulted in me driving an ex-Kelly AFB truck on a wind and a prayer as it shook as I exceeded the 30 MPH. I thought you were out to end my career. You asked me how i felt, i said that it was kind of like the hostage hugging the terrorist, I said it with a smile and you knew. You taught me well, you made me an excellent NCO. I am not sure what drove to this. I wished that you knew all the people that cared about you. I am going to miss you my friend. In my book you will be one of my great supervisors, mentor, and a great friend that I will miss. You left a huge positive impact on me that I will have the rest of my life. I will miss my mentor, supervisor, and friend.
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Brian Pond posted a condolence
Saturday, January 11, 2020
I know him as TSgt Console from the mid 00 Hill AFB days. I was a flight commander and he ran the phone shop, my favorite group I would ever meet on active duty. Absolute honor to work with this solid NCO. I was not at all surprised to hear he made Chief. Blue skies and tailwinds Chief. May the Bucks be plentiful and all the venison be turned into jerky. Pondsy
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Mamie Console posted a condolence
Thursday, January 1, 1970
He was very proud of you, Rudy. We'll chat when the dust settles and I have a moment to breath
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Mamie Console posted a condolence
Thursday, January 1, 1970
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