Anthony David Orsini

Uncle Tony I know you felt my smile every time I saw you.Your face told me you knew how much I loved you and spending time with you. Be at rest now.

Uncle tony as he was called by the class of 75 will be missed. he was a fair and much respected VP at the High School

To the Orsini Famiy, my deepest regrets in the loss of your loved one. Mr. Orsini will be missed.

Mr.O You were family to us, my dad LeRoy Bakers bestfriend. We loved growing up with your family and memories of PHS, Heaven now has two of the most wonderful leaders/men ever. Love you always The Baker family

R.I.P. Mr. Orsini,You were repected by the Class of 1980.

Tony wass the first person I met at PHS soon after being hired by John Behmer in August, 1959.....We were both starting there with a host of other newcomers, many of whom are gone from us....It was an honor to know him, to work with him in a variety of ways, to golf with him on a number of occasions (Rob, remember our outings to Ocean City, MD), to admire the way he handled students and teachers and administrators and parents.....I don't think I ever heard anything or of unfair coming from...

"Mr. O" was a role model for me growing up in Roselle Park as I had lost my Dad at a very young age! I shall never forget his kindness and words of wisdom. His Son, Dave, and I were the best of childhood friends all through school and how I envied Dave for having such a great Dad!! I know he will be terribly missed and my prayers and the prayers of my family are with him.

R.I.P. Mr. Orsini.
PHS 1975