Anthony "Tony" Mars

Who had the best treehouse in the neighborhood back when we were kids? Tony did. Who was the ultimate Boy Scout in General Tire's Troup 37, yet still a fun guy on our camping trips? Tony was. Who shifed the gears in Craig Johnson's 3 speed Chevy, while I drove and steered, (I didn't know how to drive a stick back then, and Craig was way to drunk to drive, all of us having come from the "Rock" graduation party down in the woods by the dirt bike trails)? Tony did. I lost track of him...

My thoughts and prayers are with the family of Tony. May your memories bring you comfort.

I went to school with Tony, and years later he was my assistant manager at City Hospital parking deck.

Tony was such a good person. He never hesitated to help people, or to express his concern and compassion for people and animals alike. He will be missed.

Tony was always a respectful, kind, soft spoken gentleman even in our high school years. He is remembered with fondness and respect by all of family and his peers. Many fond memories of Tony forever.
Candy Schupay (Givens) Class of 1970

To all the friends and family of Tony. I did not get to know him long. But what I remember was that he was a caring, and great man. May God Bless You Always

The East High School Class of 1970 is sad to learn of the passing of our classmate. Tony was a treasured part of our class. Our deepest sympathy to his family.

Mary and Family,
I was so saddened to hear of Tony's passing, as all of his Spirol Family is. Tony was such a good person, ALWAYS willing to help. No matter what problem I went to him with, he would be there until we had the answer. I have been so use to seeing him at that Laser every morning- and I still glance that way every day. We will all miss Tony, very much. He was a big part of our 'Spirol' Family.
We miss you Tony!

Jackie Keller