TONY PERROTTI Sr.

PERROTTI, ANTHONY Sr. died on January 8, 2012, US Navy Veteran of the Korean War, born January 21, 1932 to Ester and Ettore in Brooklyn, NY, survived by his loving wife Maria from Italy, his Daughter Esther, US Navy Veteran Desert Storm/Gulf War, and her husband Craig (son of the late Honorable Judge Leonard Stafford). Tony is also survived by his Sons, Anthony (first Physician in the Family), Dino, (first Electrical Engineer in the family), his wife Jie from China, and Roberto (Electrician and a genius with tools, who Tony was so proud of, for all the great work he has done with his own company, DNP & Associates), and his Romanian wife Neli. Anthony, also known as Grandpa, Tony, or Papa was very proud of all his children. Additionally, he is also survived by his talented Brothers Herman, Joseph (Jojo), Ettore (Jay), and his very good Sister Luisaand all of their extended families.Tony loved all of the Family parties! He played excellent mandolin and the guitar, keeping the family together, with music, and always inventing skits to keep us laughing. He spoke four languages, English, Italian, Spanish and French. He taught Fencing in New York. He held free Puppet Shows for all the Brooklyn neighborhood kids, during Christmas time. He was Santa and Mr. Magoo and made everyone happy. He always invented creative, innovative, and useful ideas.He was a great Artist and studied Architecture. Anthony was a Clothes and Swimwear Designer. He was a strong, hard-working, respected man. When his father died, he helped raise his 3 brothers and sister, and when he was at the age of 15, he took on the family responsibility. He loved his whole family, welcoming friends to many parties. He was fun and loved to laugh. He loved family and music. Tony was a good Husband, Father, Brother, Uncle, Godfather, and Grandfather. He was so proud of his eight Grandchildren, Talia, Vanessa, Nina, Johnny, Julia, Isabella, Nicoletta, and the latest newborn Emma. He was so Loved and he will really be missed. We will always remember all the great memories he gave us. "We're going to miss you, Papa! We always will love you." We will never forget the Captain. God Blessed Tony with a beautiful Family. He had a good life of 80 years on earth and now he is in Heaven with all our Family and Friends, who left us many years ago, but someday we will all be together again.

Military Funeral held at South
Florida National Cemetery
1:30 PM, Jan. 11, 2012.
6501 S. State Rd. 7 (441),
Lake Worth, FL 33449
Section 20 #431

10 AM- Memorial Mass
Church of the Little
Flower Chapel
1805 Pierce Street.
Hollywood, FL 33020
12:30 PM Sinai Memorial
Chapel ~ Gathering
15200 Jog Rd.
Delray Bch. Fl. 33446