Anthony J. Loretti Jr.

Knew Tony since 1951, during which time his personal characteristics changed little. Soft spoken, friendly to all, wise, and as the ladies would say "easy on the eyes". RIP Lil Doak

Grew up on same block with Toni, played football in his front yard. Always a great guy.

Tony was a close Holy Family High School friend and we shared many delightful times. Saw him a few times over the next 70 years when I visited Tulsa and it was always a delight to catch up with him and talk about old times. I had hoped to do this again soon but now we'll have to wait a while. My condolences to his family and his friends. May Tony rest in peace. Jim Reidy

Claire, We are truly saddened by the loss of Tony - what a great person to have known. Always happy to see us - and we him - and just a good human being we're glad to have been in our lives. As you know, he went way back in my life having been a good friend of my cousin, Terry Lee, and I know she will be much saddened that he is gone from this life - but will live on with all of us as long as we do. Our thoughts are with you and we look forward to seeing you again soon..! In the mean time,...

We lived next door to Mr Loretti´s Parents and we would visit with him when he would come by to check on his parents. He was never too busy to stop and visit With us. Such a gentlemen and so dedicated to his parents. We kept up with him thru his daughter and family who live there now. We were blessed that our paths crossed his path. May he rest in peace And may his memory be eternal. . Buford, Eileen, Ethel and Lucy Nash