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C J
September 08, 2022 | Saint Paul, MN | Friend
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Obituary
Diggs, Anthony (Tony) age 38, of New Hope, passed away at home peacefully on Wednesday, May 24, 2006. Survived by wife, Nichol and children, Jamar, Jazmyne, Jakobe and stepson Bobby Joe. He was an alumnus of Minnesota State University – Mankato and the University of Minnesota. Tony was a committed employee of the University of Minnesota for sixteen years. Funeral Services Tuesday, May 30, 2006 at Free at Last Church of God In Christ, 200 West 7th Street, St. Paul, MN at 12:00 pm Visitation one hour prior to service at the Church. Interment Crystal Lake Cemetery. Estes Funeral Chapel (612) 521-6744
This obituary was originally published in the Star Tribune.
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Awesome man. Pure athlete; Pure professional; Pure Father; Pure person---PHIL
Kevin Phillips
August 16, 2022 | Bloomington, MN | Friend
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Thinking of Tony today and his warm smile.
Derek Phillips
May 21, 2021 | Pompano Beach, FL | Coworker
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I finally got the news in the MSU alumni magazine & cannot believe the sad news. Tony and I were student athletes and in the same major. As everyone has already stated...Tony was a natural leader. He'll be remembered and missed by all of us from MSU.
Sue Duoos
September 10, 2006 | Minneapolis, MN
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Tony, I am truly sorry, I pray you have peace.You were agood brother. NEWBY
steve newby
August 03, 2006 | Springfield, OH
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I remember the first time Tony walked into the makeshift office of the Student Activities Office....he was polite and tall. Tall in the sense that there was this aura around him that made him stand up with pride. This was a man who was gonna be the new director at the place i worked at. We had gone through many changes at the office..but this one was the one i was waiting for. From the beginning i liked Tony, not just for the fact that it felt great having another person of color in the...
Rodrigo Sanchez-Chavarria
June 08, 2006 | Saint Paul, MN
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Tony was a volunteer coach at a park at which I worked in north Mpls. for years, and he wanted to coach for all the reasons that you would ever want, to make kids happy and better people. He was truly exited about each practice and game and always made everything he was involved in the highest quality, which to those who knew him would be no surprise. If I needed help with anything work or peronally, he helped as much as he possibly could. I am extremely sad to hear of his passing but once...
Nelson Evenrud
June 07, 2006 | Minneapolis
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I consider myself both blessed and honored to have crossed paths with such a wonderful person. His wisdom and charming personality has truly made a difference in my life. And while he is not here in body, his soul will live on forever in the many lives that he has so graciously touched. I will miss him dearly.
Andrea Curry
June 04, 2006 | Mesa, AZ
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My deepest sympathies go to Tony's family. Know that he is in a better place and will ALWAYS be with you in spirit. Tony was a one of a kind. I knew him through his years in Mankato. He will be deeply missed.
Cindy
June 02, 2006 | MN
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