Anthony "Tony/Pa" DeMattia

Tony was a great person we will always remember him as a happy joyful man. Our deepest condolences to the family. From Canada

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

My sincere condolences Diane and family from Canada

We were all very saddened to hear of Tony´s passing. We have fond memories of walking up to the deli on Oldfield Road from James Street. Tony and his family treated us like family. He was a great guy and will be missed. Sending our condolences to the entire DeMattia family. With Sympathy, The O´Toole family, Brian. Darlene and Tyler.

I am so sorry to hear about the passing of Tony. He was always cracking jokes and smiling, he was constantly speaking about how proud of his children and grandchildren he was. He was proud to be a father and grandfather. I am thankful to have crossed paths with Tony and be one of his nurses at BPT. I´ll forever remember Tony when I think of cannolis

Tony may you R.I.P.

Dear Diane, Michele and Jen... What a wonderful husband, dad and grandfather Tony was. He surely had a heart of gold. He loved his family so much & was so proud of all of you! That big smile and joyous nature was contagious. He now watches over all of you, a guardian angel from above who will never leave your side. We are so honored to have known him With Love Always, Roger, Margaret & Jim Moscater

It´s with a broken heart that I send these condolences. Too many memories too share, since my memories started at a young age of 9. Love you always. We might have been apart in life but never in heart.

To the entire DeMattia Family Tony was a cornerstone of the entire Veres Street neighborhood. Only the people that lived there and were lucky enough to know Tony and his family know what I´m talking about. The memories of going to the market for delicious grinders. May you now R.I.P Tony