Anthony-Longi-Obituary

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Anthony Longi

Nov 19, 1938 - May 1, 2024

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To the family of Anthony Longi,

Although I never had the pleasure of meeting Anthony, I was deeply moved by his obituary, which beautifully captured the essence of a remarkable man. My condolences go out to all who were touched by his life. May cherished memories bring comfort during this time of sorrow.

As each of you navigates this loss, may you find solace in knowing that Anthony's spirit lives on in the hearts of his family, with each of you carrying a part of him...

Went all through Cardinal Pacelli with Tony. Always so nice and kind to everyone. In later years saw him at our Pacelli 50 th reunion and a few times through our good friends, Mary Lou and Bill Sturgeon. Tony and Mary Lou were cousins. RIP Tony. A life well lived!

Sensing love and prayers to you and your family Pat, Tony, Maria, Gina, Dino & Andrea.
Tony’s warm spirit and love of life will be fondly remembered by all who know him. I shall miss his smiling face on Sundays surrounded by friends after Mass at First Watch. Many were drawn Tony’s positive energy and generous heart. He always arrived bearing jars of homemade tomato sauce and delicious homemade cookies with a warm smile and the latest update in his family whenever we had visits...

Pat, Tony, Maria, Gina, Dino & Andrea (and all your families). I am so sorry for your loss. I am grateful to have had Tony Sr play a part in my life - evenings on Hempstead in my hs & college years enjoying pizza and pasta as well as good company. As a young adult I felt his influence through my relationships with each of you. Tony was a good man who put family and others first while working hard in his service to them. May each of you find comfort in the legacy he has left behind, and the...

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Anthony's Obituary

Anthony Louis Longi, Sr., 85, passed away peacefully at home with his family on May 1, 2024. Born in Cincinnati, Ohio to Michael Louis and Angela (nee Girasole) Longi. Anthony grew up in Mt. Lookout and lived most of his life in Finneytown and Montgomery. He retired from the Queen City Paper...

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