Anthony A. Czarnowski

I was Tony's guardian in Washington DC when he went on the Honor Flight. He was a joy to spend the day with, and it was my honor to accompany him. As with most from his generation, he didn't think he deserved the honors he received that day. My condolences to his family.

Uncle Tony always had a smile and a good word to share and a song in his heart. May his soul rest in peace. My heart felt condolences go out to Joey and Mary and their families, to my Mother Helen Youell and Uncle Ted Czarnowski who loved their brother so much,and to all of those who were fortunate to have Anthony Czarnowski as a friend. He will be greatly missed.

My sympathy for Joe, Mary and families on the loss of your great (grand) father as we morn the loss of a great brother, uncle, and cousin. Uncle Tony always generated positive and fun conversation at our many years of family parties. As a kid growing up, we really looked forward to being invited to Uncle Tony's canoe trips and he always was happy and never lost his temper even though we either lost his fishing pole/tackle box in the water, or hooked him on the head when casting; and we always...

I am so sorry to hear the loss of our beloved Tony. I was in the St. Germaine choir with Tony and I will miss his smiling face at the Skillet for breakfast. He was so funny & kind without a bad thing to say about anyone. May God watch over him & your family & bless you with his peace.
With my deepest sympathy & prayers,
Eileen McManus

Uncle Tony was so amazingly delightful, fun, uplifting, kind, and brilliant! He brought such joy whenever he entered a room. He made this world a better place. Our heartfelt condolences go out to Joe and Mary, Uncle Ted and Aunt Helen, and all others to who he was closest.

His nephews Robert and Edward Kennedy, Fairfield, Iowa