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Anonymous ID: 8033cb Aug. 12, 2021, 12:21 p.m. No.14337019   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7029 >>7080 >>8576

https://lovewatersurf.com/

 

Matthew Taylor Coleman, 40, of Santa Barbara, is the founder of the Lovewater surfing school in Santa Barbara.

 

He took his 2-year-old son and 10-month-old daughter to Rosarito, Mexico, where shot a “spear fishing gun" into their chests, according to an affidavit filed by an FBI agent.

Anonymous ID: 8033cb Aug. 12, 2021, 12:22 p.m. No.14337029   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7052 >>7080

>>14337019

>https://lovewatersurf.com/

https://heavy.com/news/matthew-taylor-coleman/

 

  1. Matthew Taylor Coleman Left for Mexico With His Children Without Telling His Wife Where They Were Going & She Reported Them Missing to Santa Barbara Police

  2. Coleman Was Seen on Hotel Surveillance Video Leaving the Hotel With His Kids & Then Returning Without Them, Authorities Say

  3. After the Birth of His Daughter, Coleman Posted on Instagram That ‘She Has Been Hand Picked by God to Slay the Giants in the Land’

  4. Coleman Posted on Social Media Often About His Faith & He Wondered in a Facebook Post if There Will Be ‘a Type of Great American Renaissance Following the Years of Covid, Censorship & Political Divisivenes’

  5. Coleman & His Wife Founded the Lovewater Surf School in Santa Barbara

 

https://www.instagram.com/matthewtaylorcoleman/

Anonymous ID: 8033cb Aug. 12, 2021, 12:24 p.m. No.14337052   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>14337029

>https://lovewatersurf.com/

Matt & Abby Coleman

In 1981, in the heart of Santa Barbara, Matt was born to a small business owner father and a artist mother. Over his childhood he quickly adopted a love for the ocean. Whether it was surfing down at Hendry's Beach, spearfishing Mesa Lane, or sailing to the Channel Islands with his family every summer, it became clear that the ocean was a playground that was always open and ready for adventure.

While spearfishing and sailing were both fun, surfing quickly became Matt's passion. After years of competing on Point Loma's National Champion surf team, he moved to San Sebastian, Spain where he taught english, befriended the Basque people, and found a launch pad for a surf mission to 20+ countries around Europe and the world.

After two years teaching and traveling, Matt returned to his hometown to pursue higher education, receiving his Masters from UCSB in 2009. With a desire to give back to his community, Matt went on to teach high school, coach a surf team, and spend 10 years directing a local non-profit which used surfing as means for mentoring the community's youth.

After a decade working in education and the nonprofit sector, Matt finally took the step to found Lovewater Surf Co., a company committed to passing on the love of surfing to people of all ages, ethnicities and life backgrounds. Today, as experienced educators and mentors, Matt and Abby enjoy finding ways to better lives through surfing, experiential education and community based projects.