Birth date: May 13, 2006 Death date: May 10, 2011
MAYHUGH, Matthew Landon; Age 4 of Cottontown, Tennessee passed away May 10, 2011, surrounded by his family. He is survived by his mom and dad, Randy Lee Mayhugh Jr. and Taralee Gallant Mayhugh; brothers, Braiden and Dayton and twi Read Obituary
Love you Landon! Can't wait to run and play with you when I see you next!
Jessica Backman
Tara and Lee, you are strong special parents of a special little boy. I didn't even have to meet him to know that. He has changed your life and it appears many others too. You guys inspire me on the faith and maturity beyond your years you have shown in y
Cathie Vienneau
God bless!
Jeremy & Tracey Rutherford
A part of us is now in heaven, joyously awaiting the reunion of us all. We will miss his presence with us, but will always, in thought, remember the time he was here. Also knowing in our hearts and minds that the fullness of joy he is now experiencing ou
Pepere and Nana Gallant
Tara and Brenda, you and your family are in our thoughts and prayers. Landon is now running those streets of gold! He is with you always!! If you need anything please let me know.
Robin Hawkins
Dear baby Landon. You have been one great blessing in our lives. We have learned the true meaning of life. How precious it really is. We will miss you, but know we will see you again. Love you.
Me mere Ford & Marcel
I cherish my visits I had with him when I would come to Nashville, he sure loved pulling my hair. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.... love, hugs, and kisses too . Auntie Paula
Dwight & Paula Currie
This guestbook is just a small sample of people that not only cared for and loved Landon, but that loved his whole family. Know that we will always love, support, and pray for you. Landon, We will miss you little buddy, but I am at peace knowing that yo
ChristaDawn and Nick
It's hard to know exactly what you all are going through and no one will ever truely understand unless they have also gone through it...but as we pray for one another God gives us the ability to carry some of that pain so you don't become too burdened by
Austin and Amanda Carroll
Love you guys.
Doris Vienneau
