Retired SFC Anthony James Eckwood Sr.

Rest in peace my brother.
Eddie Asberry
Past Department Commander
Department of Georgia

I've known him for over 20 years. He was always a good friend and gentleman. Sending prayers to his family and friends. He will be greatly missed.

My deepest sympathy to the family.

My sincere condolences to his family, Tony was a great person and always brighten the room. No more pain my brother...

To the Eckwood family, and all who really knew Tony, little did we know that morning that God would call him home. He received his heavenly passport and he took flight and went home. Parts of us went with him that day. He left us peaceful and fond memories. And though we cannot see him he will always be by our side. In life we all loved and respected him dearly, and in death we do the same.

Our Prince Hall Affiliated and Veteran families chains are broken, and nothing seems the...

Dear Tony you were a true Noble Gentleman and Friend. You will be missed forever. My condolences to your family. PIC Ruth Mayfield Ellerbe #74

I will truly miss this brother. Man, we go all the way back to 1987, Nuremburg Germany, George B. Swanston Mil Lodge #144. Anthony Eckwood was there at the start of my Masonic career and has never left. Over the years, we’d talk at lease once or twice a month. Wow, Rest in Paradise my brother.