Condolence: How sad it is to know that such a good honorable humble , honest man is no longer with us. He was a true stand up man. He believed in what was right was right and what is wrong is wrong. He stood up for people whom couldn’t afford legal assistance and he fought in court for them as if they had paid. He worked himself thin to try to make himself available for everyone. Wish there were more honest people in the legal World whom don’t abuse their powers and privilege . It was a true true pleasure to have known you. Sleep in peace.

Condolence: My deepest condolences to Tony's family. Although I haven't seen Tony since high school, I remember him fondly. I'm not surprised to learn about the work he's been doing. Tony always struck me as a person with tremendous empathy and a sense of humanity. RIP.

Condolence: Tony you will be missed as an active champion for the underrepresented and as a friend to your fellow lawyers.
The shock and sadness has not worn off of your untimely passing.
Fortunately, the memories of what you did in your short life do keep flooding back.
I know I speak for many when I say we are in your debt.
Your friend,
Mitchell Schecter

Condolence: I am honored and blessed to have known Tony. We shared a lot of battles together on the soccer field. He was a true friend, a blessing in my life and I will miss him. My deepest sympathies go out to his family. May God give you the peace that you seek.

Condolence: Words cannot express the sorrow we feel(myself and my kids Alex and Ian who thought of him like a father and I as my soul mate/friend)about our beautiful Tony's passing. He came into our lives when we needed him most, 15 years ago. He was a Godsend. His heart was pure, his generosity unsurpassed, and his love unconditional. I have never met a man with such passion for his fellow man. Although he probably knew more about the law than most, he defended those he felt would never receive a fair trial from anyone else because of their inability to pay. The y received the best defense any amount of money couldn't buy. He fought for the rights of all, never compromising, despite knowing that most times his clients couldn't pay. But from my perspective, I feel so lucky to have had him in my life. I knew the lighter, loving side of the man. He was a beautiful father figure and a great man I called "my Tony." When he called me Honey, and dropped working to spend time with us, I felt he was happy to be with us, and this is the only solace for us right now. Tony had a very stressful life because of his commitment to achieve justice for those who would not be able to pay for the fantastic efforts he gave them. He was also thrown many obstacles because he was so committed, and I believe that contributed to his early demise.I will never forget my angel in life, and I believe he's now my (our) guardian angel. Rest my dear Tony. Play soccer, go crabbing, defend the "indefensible" just because it's right. I'm sure God is a much more just judge than those on earth, and you'll win all your cases in Heaven. We love you with all our hearts, and hope we will be good enough to join you up there some day. Put in a good defense for us when it's our time, OK? Love you forever, Maria D'Angelo and your Alex and Ian Denney.XXOO