I have known Tony for 40 plus years and have been honored to be his brother in law. He was a teenager when I first met him, always talking about sports, especially his beloved Bombers and Big Blue. His personality never waivered, always soft spoken, always caring about everyone, great sense of humor, and so very respectful of all. The last time I saw him was when him and Diane visited us in Ohio. We all had a great time, talking about the good ole days and his plans for the future. Our children always loved being with him, they so enjoyed his stories, he always related to them, they will miss him dearly. Since I received the call telling us about what occured, I have been one of the saddest guys around. He was a big part of our family and I know he and his Dad are together again, picking up where they left off. I will miss him as we all will. I will pray for him always and hope that our faith keeps us strong especially for my wife, Mary, my mother in law Mary, Nancy and Carolyn. We will all stay strong, he would want it no other way.