ANTHONY J. DeMAIO Jr.

February 10, 2016

Dear Cheryl, David, Denise & Kristen:

So sorry to hear of your Dad's death and wanted to offer my condolences. I've know him for many years and he truly was a "great" guy. The worst snowstorm of the year prevented me from attending the church services on Friday, and I only became aware of his passing on Thursday evening. God bless his soul, and may he rest in eternal peace.

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

Dear Cheryl, Kristin, Denise and David - Your Dad was so great
with us girls during our Sacred Heart Years. I will miss his tremendous sense of humor and his "Sir Guy" interviews. He mentored many
young students and had the biggest heart of anyone I've ever known.

Even at this sad time, I envision a very happy re-union between he and your dear Mom. Sending you hugs.

Much love,

Kathy Dahill

I'm so sorry for your loss. I have known Tony for many years having met him when I sang with Marie in the Hamden Symphonic Chorus. Enjoyed seeing him on Saturday mornings having breakfast at Frenchie's and at the Farmer's markets. He'll be missed by many.

A friend who will be missed. Remembering all of the good times and our lunches at the Italian American Club years ago. Rest in peace my friend.
Wally Schrass

Dear Cheryl, Denise, Kristen, David. Joan and I are so sorry to hear of your Dads passing. He was a great guy and will be missed.
We regret that we cannot be with you to share in his memories.
Uncle Tiny, Aunt Joan

Very sorry for the loss of such a great man. I had known Tony since I started working at Hamden Auto Parts back in 1990 and he always came into the store with a smile on his face. One of the nicest men I had the pleasure of knowing. Thoughts and prayers to his family on their loss.

David-There is no getting around the sorrow of losing your dad and your best friend but take solace in the fact that his quality of life up to his passing was just what you would want it to be. My most sincere condolences.