Anthony M. Pavone

I was sitting on my couch thinking of an old neighbor, Tony Pavone. I looked him up and found this obituary. My condolences to the family. I'm not sure if it's the same person but his son Michael and I went to school together. Tony would take my mom, brother and I to Nantasket by boat. We'd stop in the middle of the ocean and Michael and I would jump off into the sea, without a care. We had also gone together, we both families, to Florida and I remember Michael going to the highest diving...

You once told me "It's out there son, you just have to find it".. My Papa Tony made an impact on my life and instilled qualities in me that I will hold dearly to my heart forever. He was the strongest, most intelligent man I've ever met in my life. I love you papa Tony. -sincerely Anthony pavone

Michael, Cheryl and Family,my thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

Joey, Michael and Family...
Tony was a great dad, grandfather and friend. He cared deeply about everybody's feelings, putting others before himself. Ill never forget all the fond memories that we shared during our friendship. I am going to miss him deeply. Tony was a great man and I am very greatful to have known him.

Dear Joey and Family:
Please know you are in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. I feel privileged to have known and taken care of your father. I will miss his smiling face...
Sincerely, Melissa Goode

Joey, Michael

I am very sorry to hear the news of your fathers passing. I think it would be very difficult to find anybody that grew up in that neighborhood that didnt know and like you dad. I have many fond memories and much respect, so sorry for your loss.

Glenn Douglass

Dad, the depth of your character had not been realized until now. The attributes you displayed throughout your lifetime has touched so many people from so many backgrounds, always in a positive way. The pride and honor I feel as your son is profound. Your "shoes" can never be filled, but I will try to make you proud as best I can. Lovingly and Respectfully, Joey

Jackie & Marty Jarmel admiring friends. Marty met Tony thru business and always admired that while Tony had a job with little money of his own he managed to build during his time off with his own two hands the fixtures in his "My Donut's" succesful enterprise. I told Tony many times I was jealous of such an undertaking. Tony a true american entrepreneur!
Marty's wife Jacquelyn got Tony into the MGH loop and talked about what wonderful patient Tony was caring for the hospital...

Marj, Cindy, Joey & Michael,

I just found out about Tony being ill and I'm so sad to hear that he has now passed. I have fond memories of him when we were growing up, as well as when I saw him around Revere over the years. He will be sorely missed.

My thoughts & prayers are with you all.