Anthony P. Broadhurst

Tony was a good friend he loved to bowl with the Kennedy Center when there was bowling on Sunday, He always had a smile on his face he was always quiet never complained about anything. He was a good swimmer worked hard at the Kennedy Center Workshop, I´ll miss him may Jesus comfort his family.

Our sincere condolences. Joan E. Benson Ashlei Patton

Tony was a loyal friend to my mom and dad. They are all united in heaven now, talking about the Yankees!

We are so sorry to hear of the loss of Tony. He was beloved by many family and friends. A kind soul, he will have a special place in heaven. With sympathy, Ellen and Hugh Humphrey

The Broadhurst family lived across the street from us on Valley View Rd. and Tony was very much a part of our neighborhood. I have one image that is still remains with me. It was always a summer evening and Skipper had the trunk of his car open with a golf club in hand. Skipper and I were very good friends. Tony was always there with us. Thanks for the memory. Rest In Peace Tony.

Tony go get your wings my friend you were always there to represent Kennedy Center in the State Games. You will be truly missed my thoughts and prayers go out to your family.

May Tony´s memory help you at this time and be with you always. Sent with my condolences.

Hi Betti, sorry to hear about Tony! Your family gave him a good life! May he rest in peace!

My deepest condolences to Tony´s family. I will never forget his bright smile that always lit up a room, seeing him bowl with his "Fairfield Crew" and spending time at his moms house. You will be greatly missed.