
Kenilworth Brearley Alumni & Aspiring Author Writes Jokes for Future Book
Maria Torres · Union County Life
Matthew Skeffington, a 21-year-old David Brearley alumnus and lifelong Kenilworth resident, is an aspiring author currently working on publishing his first joke book. Through humor and creative expression, Skeffington is pursuing his vision of spreading joy to the world.
Union County Life celebrates Kenilworth youth and creative accomplishments across all 21 Union County municipalities.
A Mission Built on Kindness
"My goal in life is to try to spread a little bit of light and joy in the world through kindness and laughter," Skeffington said. This philosophy drives his work as both a writer and creative professional.
Skeffington brings authenticity and purpose to his creative pursuits. He has autism and has been recognized as Only Make Believe's 2019 Child Star, during which he performed an original song at their Broadway gala. He currently serves as a member of the organization's Advisory Board.
Creative Pursuits Beyond Comedy
Beyond his joke book, Skeffington is an ultimate Disney fan who loves creating his own animations. His creative interests span multiple mediums, allowing him to express his vision through different art forms.
Seasonal Sillies Column
TAPinto Kenilworth will post Skeffington's "Seasonal Sillies" a couple of times a month, featuring his jokes. Examples include: "Who was President George Fishington? The flounder of our country." and "What does a turtle use to speed its car up? The acc-shell-erator."
The humor is accessible, clever, and true to Skeffington's mission—finding the lightness in everyday moments.
Following His Dream
Skeffington's journey from Kenilworth to published author reflects his determination and creative spirit. His work demonstrates that disability, creativity, and purpose are deeply connected.
Find more Kenilworth youth achievements and creative arts on Union County Life.
FAQ
Q: Who is Matthew Skeffington?
A: A 21-year-old Kenilworth resident and David Brearley alumnus who is an aspiring author working on publishing his first joke book.
Q: What is Matthew Skeffington's goal?
A: His goal is to spread light and joy in the world through kindness and laughter, primarily through his writing and creative work.
Q: What is Skeffington's first book project?
A: He is working on publishing his first joke book, which he hopes to release in the near future.
Q: What is Only Make Believe?
A: Only Make Believe is an organization that Skeffington was associated with as a 2019 Child Star, during which he performed an original song at their Broadway gala. He now serves on their Advisory Board.
Q: What is Seasonal Sillies?
A: It is Skeffington's joke column published on TAPinto Kenilworth a couple of times per month, featuring his original jokes with clever wordplay and humor.
Q: Can I read Skeffington's jokes?
A: Yes. TAPinto Kenilworth publishes his "Seasonal Sillies" jokes regularly. Examples include jokes about President George Fishington and turtles using accelerators.
Q: What other creative work does Skeffington do?
A: Beyond writing, Skeffington is an ultimate Disney fan who loves creating his own animations.
Q: How can I support Matthew Skeffington's work?
A: Follow "Seasonal Sillies" on TAPinto Kenilworth for his regular jokes, and watch for his upcoming joke book publication.
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