Anthony L. D'Andrea

Dear DEAR Mrs. D'Andrea, Francesca, Mary Louise and Dorothy, How SO VERY SAD and SORRY ALL of us Norbert's are to hear of the loss of your DEAR and DEVOTED Dad!!! How well we remember his gentle and kind nature that helped us all to feel SO SPECIAL in his wonderful presence. How LUCKY we all were to know and love him! How LOVED ALL of YOU are by all of US; we shall CHERISH the memories of your Dad, and of all of you, in the old neighborhood, always and forever. As a family, we share your...

Dear Mrs. D'Andrea, Mary Louise, Francesca & Dorothy,
My family & I were recently in Maine visiting and were very saddened to learn of Dr. D'Andrea's recent passing. It led to a very spirited discussion of how compassionate he was as a physician and how his patients thrived because of it. He was truly a great healer, and always appeared to be a wonderful father & husband.

Please accept our deepest sympathies & condolences.

Respectfully,
Lynnda Tibbetts...

Dear Norma and Francesca: Please accept my condolences on Dr. DiAndrea's passing.
With great fondness I remember your arrival in Portland in the early 1950s
and your visits to our home.My mother, Kay Kelley, a nurse at Mercy had great
respect and admiration for Dr. D'Andrea. When she passed away 10 years ago one of the first persons to offer me his condolences was Tony D'Andrea. I promise you that I will pray for Dr. D'Andrea
and these promises I always keep.

Our sympathy to Norma and family. We have many warm memories of the D'Andrea. Our prayers are with you. Elvira & Wesley (DiBiase) Ridlon

I remember Dr. D"Andrea so well, I am currently in Maine visiting family and read of his passing. May you rest in peace. My deepest sympathy to Norma,
Francesca, Mary Louise,and Dorothy.

Love and deepest sympathy to all of you
delores smart, spring hill, florida

I remember Tony so well and how much my Dad, Charles Skillin, cared for him.

Love to all, Denise Skillin Haines
Moorestown, New Jersey

The Manhattan College alumni community shares the grief, and is now praying for our fellow alumni and the family at this time. The Alumni Office has been informed. As well as the Jasper Jottings community that I personally can reach. We are all a little poorer now. "No man is an island, entire of itself ... any man's death diminishes me". We are sorry for your loss.

Tony, You will be forever missed by your friends at St. Mary's Woods. Bingo is not the same without you. We all miss your loving smile and the friendly manner you had with everyone here. May you have peace and love forever more among the angels.

Your Friend
Ruth Smith