File:Gordon Matzene (1875-1950) obituary in the The Ponca City News of Ponca City, Oklahoma on 30 August 1950.png

Painter and Art Collector, Gordon Matzene, Dies Here. Richard Gordon Matzene, well known photographer, painter and art collector was found dead Sunday on his apartment at 106 North First street. The attending physician said his death was caused by heart attack. Matzene had been on ill health Uwe last Matteis was born in London. finale.. and wry to Pony City >WSW ago from Simla. Indls whew he had operated photography shop. He had .1Vell his na ed. Little was known of Mye aize., life III England or of his lote before he wme to Ponce City. r pa around We wor d eight times In search of oriental art unt7jeTin.t.Lel m hos collection. In lehfl Matzen* and the late Lew Wentz gave an oriental art toon valued rot MONO to the UM.. serail, of Oklahoma. Ile made his home here for several years with We Ia. Mr. and Mrs. He ChwY emberCalkins m of Palle& City Lodge SS and 32nd degree Mown. In a letter left with Gill's funeral home ye with hos Mend .Harr CygM. Matzen° his body he Yenta. In Hass City. Mo. He did not wish service of any kind in Ponca Clly He Mao requested that after yenta., his ashes he scettered In the Arkansas river. Gill's funeral home is in charge of local arrangements.

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