Andrew Antonelli

I just heard of Andy's passing and send my condolences to his entire family. I have been going to Antonelli's for years. Andy would take my orders for work functions and he was the kindest man. My mom and him would chat about New York whenever we came in when I was a kid. He will be missed.

What a wonderful man, and what a pleasure to have known him. May God grant him eternal rest.

Our deepest condolences to you and your family. He was a great friend that will truly be missed. Ray Chammas and family.

It was truly an honor and a privilege to know Andy and his family. We met through his son Andy who I worked with for many years. As many have said he was so kind, loving and giving...And that smile! We miss you Andy but you left us with many great memories and a wonderful family.

Terry & Val

I remember going to the deli with my mom and Sandy. Watching them talk about the old music. Sing a few bars as Andy would say. Well I can bet they are singing again Mom and Andy enjoying the afterlife. Passing time till the rest of the family arrives. Love you Uncle Andy you are a wonderful loveable huggable man. You always made me laugh. I will miss you. Kiss and squeeze my mom and dad for me. I will hug and hold your family here every chance I get.

A true and genuine one of a kind, one of my favorite memories will always be the way he greeted everyone everyday with a smile, and it was a real smile, you could see it in his eyes. It made you feel happy, even if you were already happy!
Andy, thank you for helping so many.
Your children are amazing, kind and beautiful, you have a wonderful family, it was an honor to have known such great people.

Our heartfelt condolences are with our family in San Diego. May God bless his memory. Our Hero and lover of life. He is surely missed. I love you my family...ReRe & Rickey

My deepest sympathy to the Antonelli family .You all are in my thoughts and prayers. Rest in peace Mr. Antonelli ....

Wish I could be there to show my support. Growing up, I will always remember Sundays at the Antonelli house, it smelled so good.