Anthony J. Russo Sr.

Miss you Cousin Tony. I still think of you often. Miss you lots.

Tony, This is Big Charlie, I can't believe this. You were and still are a wonderful friend. Me and Joe Mocshella and all the guys will miss you. Chickie and the family, Jimmy and Joe, please accept our deepest sympathy. He is in the Lord Jesus's hands now. There is no better place. One day we will all be togrther again. Just trust Jesus and you will see and believe.

Your Pal, Big Charlie Cianci, forgive for not being there.

To the entire Russo family, I extend my deepest sympathy. I worked with Tony at Florsheim for many years. He was very good to me and my family and when I went to school to prepare for ministry he allowed me to set my work schedule around my school schedule. I will never forget this act of kindness. I fondly remember the times we would drive in together for manager's meetings. I always enjoyed his company and the conversation. May God be close to you in your time of sorrow and may your many...

To The Russo Family we are very sorry for your loss. I know Anthony when you were younger and you would come over to our house and talk about your Dad with such love....just remember you will always have that love with you. Love, The Brennan's...Don, Barbara, Andrew and Maura

So sorry to hear about your loss, and I extend my deepest sympathy to you and your family.
Sincerely
Bob Casile

We are so sad to hear the news and extend our deepest sympathy to all of the Russo family.

My dear cousin, God has you in his arms and I will always have you in my heart. You were the brother I never had. I will miss you dearly.
God bless your wife and children who never left your side.

Love, Cousin Linda

My condolences to the Russo family. I had the pleasure of working with Tony at Florsheim. He always had a way of brightening your day. I looked forward to seeing him on his trips into Chicago. His stories were priceless and I would laugh so hard I would have tears in my eyes. Great guy.

To The Russo Family:

I knew Tony for nearly thirty years being with Florsheim in the corporate office. He was one of the nicest men that I have ever met, and that is unusual in retail. I extend my deepest sympathies for your loss. I know he will be missed.

Larry Solomon
Former Corporate Secretary
The Florsheim Shoe Company