Anthony Eugene Feil Jr.

For Tony: I just found out about your passing. It was around 1980 when I came to you with my first engine. Your work was impeccable! But, more valuable than that, as a young dumb kid graduating highschool, you gave me the time of day and imparted your valuable knowledge on engine dynamics upon me. Thank you Tony! Great respect to you and your legacy, "My family is my greatest design". Great advice to young parents!

Missing you as always.

Life long friendship, RIP

Tony was a meticulous person when it came to building engines. I was honored to be part of his team. 13 years worked with him and though many times we did not see eye to eye, we still got things done. Looking back I would trade about anything to be back in the shop on Orlando Drive and hear that dyno running. He taught me a lot and I rubbed him often. Still I speak about he catch phrase it has to be "just so". Still wearin his shirts and braggin about his wins in so many different places.

Missing you, I think about you often. So many memories. Love you always. Lainie

met Tony when he was in with Vaniderstine late 60s friends till he left us always remembered

I first came in contact with Tony many years ago when I was employed at one of the 7 (don't remember which one and when) piston companies I have worked at. When I moved from one company to another I sometimes lost touch with him for a time, but we always managed to reconnect sooner or later, either on the phone or eventually at the PRI show. When we did re-connect the conversations became increasingly more as friends and increasingly less about business. I missed a PRI show, one was...

many memories

Miss hearing your voice and our long phone calls. We always found our way back to each. See you in heaven Lainie