Anthony Lloyd Colasanto

Remembering Anthony on this day. Rest in peace.

Remembering Tony always makes me smile! Barbara Stockton

How curious? Five years ago about this time, Tony and I were arranging for me to pick him up and we, together, would drive to St. John's College High School campus on Military Road, NW in D.C. to celebrate our 60th reunion. Now, I have just arranged to attend the 65th on Saturday, the 23rd of September, and I have been remembering that time nearly 5 years ago, and this remembrance drops into my in-box. Go Johnnies, and I will miss Tony as well as others in our 1958 class at SJC. John...

I'm Raelene, Anthony's little sister. I miss you terribly, thank you for always being there for me

Tony´s kindness and caring and character are so missed in today´s world.

A very kind gentleman with great vision and creativity.I worked for Tony on 1500 King St as his Realtor on the old Coca Cola plant which he repurposed to a gem of a building in what was at the time an emerging area of Old Town Alexandria. A true visionary of Alexandria and a pleasure to work with.

My condolences on the passing of Dr. Colasanto. I was one of his patients from my arrival in Alexandria twenty years ago until his well-earned retirement. He loved to joke – he would sign my Navy Reserve dental forms and say with a chuckle, “here you go, now they can send you to God knows where!” We would trade stories and he would talk about his Army days. I am glad I knew him. Fair winds and following seas, Colonel

Tony and I went together through 3 different grade schools, St. Mary's Academy, St. Joseph's at 2d and C, N.E.and then St. Rita's in Alexandria, then to St. John's. He accompanied me to the SJC Class reunion in 2018. Requiescant in pace.

Anthony (Tony) was a great classmate at St John's with a ready smile and the hand of friendship .
RIP
John McAuliffe