ANTHONY J. LOSCHIAVO Sr.

Back in the late '70's when I was at Normandy, Antonio's was the place to be before Friday night football games. The best pizza! I moved away from Parma 10 years ago, and whenever I fly in from Phoenix, we go straight from the airport to Antonio's! I remember Mr. A laughed when I told him I needed 5 bottles of the poppyseed dressing so I could take them home on the plane back to Phoenix. RiP Mr. A!

We are so sorry for your loss. We will remember Tony for his warm smile and friendliness.

Please accept the sincere condolences of the entire Anguilano family on the passing of your husband/father/grandfather/great-grandfather. We have known the Loschiavo family for many, many years when our parents were friends when they lived on Ridgewood Drive in Parma. We even remember taking swim lessons in their backyard pool! Tony was a wonderful man, as is his wife, Grace, and both of them had such a strong work ethic. Our father, Mike, always said Tony and Grace were such smart,...

My condolences go to the Lachavio family and to all the Antonio´s pizza stores may god bless you all and my prayers are with you all. God Bless from Dante Davide Cotugno

Our Deepest sympathy for your loss, our family roots go back to the Westside Market and they had the stand to the south of my Grandparents, and then they left to set up the Antonio Pizza which was 1967, so my prayers are both my family and Tony are enjoying the fresh produce and of course the pizza. God Bless Grace and your family!

Like many, it was my first job. I was a salad girl and happy to work there. Also spent many younger days hanging out eating pizza and causing trouble there. It is and was a staple to the community of Parma. Hugs and peaceful thoughts to the Loschiavo family

Sincere sympathy to the family

One of my first jobs many years ago while in high school. I love the Loschiavo family and have so many wonderful memories of being at main store in Parma. I will always have a special place in my heart for the entire family and wish God Speed on the soul of Mr. A. Many hugs and we´ll wishes for all.

Beat pizza hands down ..my thoughts and prayers to all who's lives he touched. It's a sad day for the City of Parma. He will be missed. RIP.