Condolences

• July 02, 2026

  Anthony Parisi

  Matt was the best of us. It is true. We openly admit it. I am blessed to have remained friends with him through the changes in life, especially the distance life puts between us. From high school to this past Christmas, he made every effort to close that distance every chance he could. He loved people. From "Surviving Woodstock 99," the long weekends in Montreal, attending Sox games on both coasts, Team USA matches, working political campaigns that actually make an impact, often simultaneously enduring every clinical trial known to science. He was a human dynamo. Matt was the best of us. I can only hope I gave him half as many quality moments as he gave me. Rest in Peace, my friend. Chadbourne

• July 01, 2026

  Patrick

  I grew up with Matt after I moved to Milton in 4th grade - we went to elementary school, middle school, and high school together. We ran cross country and track together, were Kairos leaders together, and were even roommates on the retreat. I'm hard pressed to think of someone who was more innately selfless and community minded. The epitome of a "man for others" that BC High uses as its mantra. Such a tragic, massive loss. My heart is with the Schaub family and all his friends and loved ones, of which I know there are many. My deepest condolences. Patrick English

• July 01, 2026

  Marie Tribuna

  Noel and family, thinking of all of you. I am sure you are very proud of the person he was and will miss him terribly. He fought hard the last few years and now he is at peace. Marie Tribuna

• July 01, 2026

  Nora Carroll

  Our prayers are with the Schaub family. May Matt rest in peace. He was a great friend to Vincent and I know they are meeting again in heaven.

• July 01, 2026

  Travis Lowe

  I worked with Matt on multiple campaigns where he was always the smartest guy in the room but never let you know it. Rest in peace, Matt. Thanks for the work you did to make your country a better place.

• July 01, 2026

  Adam Stoddard

  Though campaigns fade and seasons end, We never lose a faithful friend. From Milton's roots to distant lands, He shaped the world with heart and hands. His smile was made of purest gold, A kinder soul you'll never hold. He'd give his time, he'd give his all, The first to answer every call. Through politics and Boston pride, He stood with passion as our guide. I wouldn't cheer the Red Sox quite the same, If not for you and your love of the game. A brother true, a roommate dear, Whose laughter echoed year by year. You never quit, you never strayed, You led by how your life was made. Thank you for always being there, For showing strength through love and care. You inspired all who knew your way, By leading through each passing day. Though now we part, your light shines through, In every memory shared of you. Rest easy, Schauby, your journey's through; We'll carry on because of you.

• July 01, 2026

  Stephen DiCenzo

  One memory I'll always have of Matt was during the 2004 ALCS. We were sitting in the cafeteria when the Red Sox were down 3–0 to the Yankees, and neither of us would give up hope. I remember saying, "Wouldn't it be the ultimate if they actually came back?" Matt looked at me and basically said, "I'd be okay in life if that happened." Then we got to live through the next four games together. Looking back, those were some of the most memorable days of college, and I'll always remember looking over at Matt and seeing how much it meant to him. It somehow made the whole thing even more special. To this day, every time I watch a Red Sox game, I can't help but think of Matt. Take care brother, Stephen DiCenzo