Anthony and Diane Mallozzi

Tony and Diane were like family to us before they moved to Florida. Tony took Steve under his wing when they first started working together over 40 years ago, and we enjoyed many years of friendship with them...vacations , picnics, family dinners etc. We are stunned and broken hearted upon learning this news. Our deepest sympathy to Anthony and Amber and their families and to all the extended family . May they rest peacefully together. Steve and Sue Barichko and family

Gammie and Papa. Life changes at a moment's notice. Never would I have thought, we would have lost you so soon. Anytime, you were sick, I would whisper to you, they're (3 grandkids) not ready for you to leave and somehow you gathered the strength to heal. Sadly, I whispered, " We are not ready this time and God had different plans". Words cannot express how much you will be missed by all of us. Our journey in life will continue and we know you will keep your eyes on us from heaven. We...

So sorry to find this sad news. May they both RIP> My husband Gabe sends his Sympathies also and remember when He was helping at St-Andrews at counting The collection $$ after each Masses. They both were Very nice Peoples . To The entire family WE are sending Our Sympathies,

So sorry but you guys have some Amazing memories and they will be deeply missed

Tony and Diane was two of the nicest couple. I worked with Tony for many yrs before he retired from the State of CT. We always had good times at work. I used to see Diane at Stop n Shop where she worked for many years. She was always joyful and pleasant. Me and my wife Sammie visited with them several times while we were in Orlando to have breakfast or lunch. We kept in contact by phone over the years as well. We will miss them dearly and if we ever travel back to Orlando it will never be...

Amber, Anthony and family - I still cannot believe that all of this has happened. My condolences and prayers are with you all during this difficult time. I have many wonderful memories of your parents and I will always remember them fondly. Uncle Tony and I spoke every week, mostly about sports and the Dallas Cowboys. Our last conversation was on November 1. At that time, I could never have imagined that would be the last time we would talk. I miss him and your mother everyday. I hope the...

I am heart broken to learn of the tragic deaths of my Aunt Dean and Uncle Tony. They were truly salt of the earth. I had many many fond memories of both them. They were a big part of my life and I will always cherish the memories. I will pray for Anthony - Roxanne and Amber and grandkids during this most difficult time.

ALWAYS know Dean and Tony loved life to the FULLEST and made sure people they knew were loved


God Bless you all. We know that they are now at...

I am so saddened to hear of your parents’ passing. I think of you all often and pray you will find peace in this season of hope and love. Mandy