Tony Audia

Tony was one of the kindest people I have ever met. He was by far my best neighbor and I will always miss him. Rest in Peace.

Tony Sorry to miss your celebration of life service last night and today
Frances, Angie, Mary, Tony and Kevin you have my sympathies on the passing of such a great man.
While not making the rosary last night I did say one at home. I broke with tradition and focused on the joyful mystery so God, Jesus and the Holy Spirit would be welcoming him home in the first week of advent season. During his church service I will be watching a mass at home and saying prayers for Tony and for all...

I will really miss Tony. During our garage conversations I could tell I was with a man who really loved his family. He was proud of his service to his country but never bragged. He was very wise about success comes from hard work, being responsible, and loving your country and family. He also spoke proudly of his parent's hard life. I know he cared about me and if he didn't say so your could tell by his warm greeting. Rest in peace my friendly neighbor.

To my old childhood neighborhood friends and schoolmates , Angie and Mary along with their “Dearest Mother Frances, I am so deeply sorry for the loss of your father and your mom’s lifelong husband, as there is no one couple that I have Ever Ever known to be married 70 Years!! Be strong as “he would want you to be” your old Miller, Woodworth, and Fordson High schoolmate and neighbor.. Suzy Wiacek / Choraszewski

We can't find the words to say how much we all are going to miss this special man. Uncle Tony was like a second Dad to us and will be greatly missed. Rest in peace dear uncle, until we meet again. Love you.

My Uncle Tony was the best. He was like a second Dad to me and my sister. He was a loving, kind man that will be missed. I love you Uncle Tony.

Going to miss our talks. We love you and will miss you.