ANTHONY "TONY" MANZELLA

To Tony's family you have my deepest sympathy for your loss; I worked as an electrician with Tony in the mid-70s and enjoyed his company greatly. He was a great guy and I have many fond memories of him. He will be sorely missed.

Here is a poem my brother Frank wrote for our father at his funeral.

Dad,



Here are some words about your 3 grand kids

each one special to your life and what they did.



Your granddaughter Franchesca so sweet so true

cooking meals with Rachel Ray in your living room.



When Franchesca took over your basement, playing grocery store or school

changing your passwords on the computer...

Frank,

Sorry to hear of you Dad's passing. I just went through this with my Father last August. Our prayers are with you and your family.

Take Care,

Rob Higbee

Please accept our deepest sympathies.

Tone...Our thougths and prayers go to you and your family. Think of all those great memories you all shared. We are so blessed to have been raised by loving parents. Thanks for your friendship.

Thank you Uncle Tony for being a wonderful uncle to my grandchildren, Regina, Christina and Nick Baccala. You will always be a fond memory to all you touched with your great sense of humor and kindness.

Judy Gobely

Diana.... so sorry to hear about your father's passing. We are keeping you in our thoughts and prayers.
Chris Hernandez & Paul Monteil

Mr. Manzella was a cornerstone of the Bridlespur neighborhood.(Actually an icon) Forty plus years of being a good neighbor who cared for not only his immediate family but his extended community family. It is hard to understand why people are taken from us, but we have to take comfort in knowing that we were a part of such a well-lived life. My prayers are with the family. With love........