Anthony J. Pompeii

Tony was my best friend in Binghamton NY while I was a teacher. I miss him very much.

I would like to express my condolences to the family. I meet Tony when I worked as a drivers helper at Canny. Tony and I would load machines at the IBM docks. I remember him as a very strong and classy man. He called me the kid. My dad and Tony were also friends. I will always remember those times

Jeanie & Family,
Being a Telegraph St. neighbor, I loved seeing Tony and kidding around with him. Tony always had time to chat and joke around; he was so personable to everyone; each time I saw a Canny truck, looked to see if it was Tony. Just a super wonderful guy!

Shirley Truesdell Webb

Anthony J. Tony Pompeii

I was sad to here about the passing of Tony, the two of us work hand in hand delivering in downtown Binghamton during the late 50’s and 60’s, Tony with Canny Trucking. and I with Coca-Cola. We spent many a day laughing and kibitzing with each other as we worked. There was no finer man then Tony.

my condolences to the family

Tony was a fine peron to know. We spent some enjoyable visits at the Little Venice. I used to tell him he looked like a Movie Star instead of a Truck Driver.
While I was in my patrol car he would pass, waving hitting the horn or stopping to chat.
I will always remember his as a fine gentleman.

Dick Merrill
Deputy Sheriff (Retired)
Broome County

Mark, Michelle, and family,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. May he rest in peace,and shine down upon all of you.