The Back In Motion Aspendale Gardens community is mourning the sudden passing of Matt Skehan, a former director and physiotherapist remembered as a cornerstone of the clinic and a deeply respected figure among colleagues, patients, friends, and members of the wider community.

News of Matt’s death has brought profound sadness to those who knew him, particularly the many people whose lives he touched throughout his years of professional service. At Back In Motion, he was remembered as much more than a colleague. He was a guiding presence whose influence extended well beyond the walls of the clinic.

As a physiotherapist, Matt was known for his professionalism, expertise, empathy, and genuine commitment to the people in his care. He took time to understand the individual needs of his patients and approached his work with compassion, patience, and dedication.

Many people entrusted their health and wellbeing to Matt, with his guidance helping patients work toward improved mobility, recovery, and quality of life. His ability to combine professional knowledge with warmth and kindness made him a respected healthcare professional and a valued member of the clinic community.

Beyond his career, Matt was remembered for his warmth, sincerity, and ability to build meaningful relationships. He helped create a positive and supportive environment at Back In Motion, forming connections with colleagues, patients, and friends that will remain part of his legacy.

His sudden absence is expected to be deeply felt by everyone who had the privilege of knowing him. For those at Back In Motion, his passing represents the loss of someone who played an important role in the clinic’s history and in the lives of many people who came through its doors.

The Noble Park Football Club is also mourning Matt, remembering him as a valued former player. The club has extended its thoughts and condolences to his family and friends as the football community comes to terms with his sudden passing.

Matt Skehan leaves behind a legacy defined by care, compassion, professionalism, and the relationships he built throughout his life. His family, friends, former colleagues, patients, and fellow members of the football community will continue to remember the difference he made in their lives.

A memorial service for Matt will be held on Tuesday, August 18, at Sandy By the Bay, beginning at 11 a.m. The service will provide an opportunity for family, friends, colleagues, former patients, and members of the wider community to come together, pay their respects, and celebrate his life.

As those who knew Matt mourn his loss, his memory will live on through the people he cared for, the friendships he formed, and the lasting legacy of compassion and kindness he leaves behind.