Matthew Milleson Obituary, Frisco Texas, Funeral at Prestonwood Baptist Church

Matthew Milleson Obituary, Death – We announce the departure of Matthew Milleson, a cherished member of our Frisco, Texas, community, with great sadness and heavy hearts. We offer our sincere sympathies to his family and friends as we unite in mourning his unexpected passing. The Prestonwood Baptist Church in Frisco, Texas will host Matthew’s funeral ceremony in remembrance of him.

Details of Prestonwood Baptist Church’s funeral:

Matthew Milleson’s funeral ceremony is scheduled for this Friday, February 23rd, starting at 1:00 p.m. It’s an opportunity for friends, family, and neighbors to come together, exchange stories, and support one another through this trying time. The Prestonwood Baptist Church, at 6801 W. Park Blvd., Plano, TX 75093, will host the funeral ceremony. The service will be held at the chapel located on the church grounds. The selection of this hallowed area reflects Matthew’s ties to his faith and the solace it offers to others who knew him.

Prestonwood Baptist Church: An Appropriate Location:

The prestigious Prestonwood Baptist Church is well-known for its kind demeanor and ability to assist the neighborhood during difficult times. The funeral for Matthew will take place in a chapel, which offers a calm and dignified setting for the grieving process. The church’s dedication to empathy and comprehension is consistent with the principles that Matthew cherished.

Community Assistance:

The people of Frisco unite to provide love, support, and unity to Matthew’s family at this trying time. Prestonwood Baptist Church’s funeral offers an opportunity for communal mourning, enabling all attendees to honor Matthew’s life and take comfort in the recollections of a beloved person.

Those who knew Matthew Milleson will never forget the mark his passing has made on their hearts. The funeral at Prestonwood Baptist Church is a moving occasion to pay tribute, remember, and bid farewell to a cherished Frisco local. On February 23, as we assemble in the church, let us support one another and honor a life well lived.