Anthony BLANDO Jr.

I repeat what I wrote four years ago. My Uncle Tony, the biggest and most loyal fan the Dodgers ever had. I still miss him and our baseball talks.

He wasn't "Anthony" to me; he was "Uncle Tony," who loved the Dodgers (from Brooklyn to LA) almost as much as he loved Pat. And "da Dook" was his favorite player of all time. 50-60 years after the Dodgers left Brooklyn and after Duke Snider and Jackie Robinson, et al were long gone, we still argued who was the centerfielder in NYC. Uncle Tony, I still love you, despite our differences of opinion (and, possibly, because of them). Hard to believe it's been 7 years.

Cant believe it is 6 yrs since Tony has passed. The senior center has lost so many wonderful people. I pray that Tony keeps a good eye on Pat

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Pat
Our memories will be the 50's dance for the senior center when you and Tony got to wear your outfits once again. The Thanksgiving we ran into you and family at Seneca Alleghany casino. Also for Veterans day at senior center the amazing photo of Tony in the service. These are all good memories we will keep.
Most of all I loved this photo on the poster that is up at the senior center. Heck I liked it so much I took a photo of it for myself.

Pat,

My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this most difficult time. You and Tony were great neighbors to have next door on Lisbon. Thinking of you all.

Pat we are so sorry for the loss of your dear husband...our prayers are with you and your family at this time..