Anthony C. Petrocelli

Dear Pauline and Family -- I'm so sorry to hear about Anthony's passing. I'm sorry too that I was not able to be there to offer my sympathy to you in person.

Cousin Anthony was a great guy and will be missed by so many. I remember him most from the family gatherings we used to have on Carson Street. He was so much fun to have around and he always seemed to bring joy and comfort to others.

My deepest sympathy to you during this difficult time.

Dear Petrocelli Family,

You have our deepest sympathy for the loss of your loved one, Tony.
He is looking down on you with the love you have always known.

Sincerely,

Charmaine Taylor (Mrs. Glenn) and
daughter (Sharyn Rittko)

Pauline, Anthony, I wish to extend my sincere sympathy on Tony's passing. He was a great guy always with a smile and a wise crack everytime I would walk by your house. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Dear Pauline and family,

Bob and I were saddened about the news of Tony. Many happy memories of your family on 8th St and ours living on 7th St. and talking over the back fence along the alley. Tony worked at the elementary school on Agatha street while I was a sixth grade teacher working for the Gateway School District. Many good memories of Tony and the many times he made things so easy for all of us.

You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers.
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Pauline and Family,

Mary and I want to express that our prayers and thoughts are with you at this time.

Anthony was truly the best friend I had in my years growing up in Pitcairn. We cherish the times Mary and I had with you on our visits to Pitcairn. Then I can't help but reflect on so many, many memorable times Anthony and I had growing up together, Kokomo's poolroom, playing softball on the dump, always trying to be the first to swim in the cold waters in our...