Erika,
I was deeply saddened to today when you informed me of Tony's passing. He was always such a joy to work with. I truly enjoyed our conversations over the years. I most admired his love for you. I will miss his kindness and the laughter we shared over the phone.
I would am extending our deepest condolences from all of us here at Accurate Irrigation.
Sincerely,
Christine Redden
Dear Erika
It was with great sadness that we learned of the loss of your husband Toni.
Please believe that our thoughts are with you. Don't cry that it's over but smile because it was beautiful.
With deepest sympathy and silent condolences,
Harald, Sonja and Lukas
Dearest Chris,
So sorry of your Dad's passing. I am still driving the car he helped me get from the car dealer he always used. I remember dearly how kind he was to help me get it.
My thoughts and prayers to you and your Mom.
He had a gift of gab whether it was the Islanders ,music ,wine , politics etc he always had a strong opinion . But no matter what the discussion he always could make you smile his sense of humor was contagious .He enjoyed life to the fullest he enjoyed people , he will be missed ! Rest in Peace Tony say hello to Bob for me.
Tony was one in a million!!! You always knew when Tony was in the room. I met Tony at a N J Devils game 25 years ago.
Our friendship consisted of great times and a truckload of memories….I was very sad when I heard of Tony’s passing…
But as I started to about Tony, a smile came on my face….He was so much fun and full of life, it was a pleasure to be
with him… I am very lucky and fortunate to have had Tony as a friend…. And knowing Tony, I am sure everyone in Heaven knows
he has arrived.
Too many memories to count. Tony was always upbeat and ready to have a good time. He loved to do his Elvis impersonation and then he would need to soak in ice the next day. Tony was one of a kind. And loved to make you laugh. We will cherish the memories.
Rest in peace Tony! Love you buddy! Margie and Gary
Our deepest condolences to Erica and the family! I personally knew Tony over 30 years and became European group member with my wife. The memories are so many that one casual visit to my company and chose me to be lifetime friend. Many people met Tony by his profession but he was always professional and many times told me I’m not here for your business but your friendship. Through many years Erica,Tony and European group attended many functions and celebrated many Birthdays, picnics, New Year parties, dinners and even a cruise with his lovely wife Erica and Mary and Ed. After closing of my company I had to move to Mahwah to new company and every few months he came to visit me with box of cookies for 17 years. After many years the company employees knew him as a cookie man and he brought so much happiness with his stories and jokes! I could go for many hours with all the stories, but just to say Tony you will missed but never forgotten by me and everyone that knew Tomy! Rest in peace my friend until we meet again.
To our friend Tony,
The many memories we made will never be forgotten. You will always be part of our lives, and your spirit is with us. We feel that without you, your warm smile, your generosity and zest for life, we will be at a lost. Our many dinner parties, the music and dancing was always a highlight of our get together and we had the best of times. Thank you for all the entertainment you shared with us and your dedicated friendship through the many years .
To have had you as our friend was one of our greatest joy and pleasure and we will miss you forever. May you rest in peace.
Always Adolf and Rita.
Q: How did you meet Anthony?
A: As a young man just out of school, I meet Tony. He was a mentor who became a lifelong friend. He will be greatly missed by Pam and me.
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