Anthony Satariano

I worked for Tony at Warner-Lauren Ltd. He was one of the funniest men I ever knew. Great story teller, a stand up guy. I learned a lot from Tony. Wish we could have stayed in touch over the years. One of the good things about the internet is that you can find people and friends from years gone by. Unfortunately, some times too late. RIP, my friend. We had some great times.

I just found out of this terrific loss.Some people have only a chance to touch a few hundred people in thier lives,as we know Mr.S has touched millions and will continue to.Oddly,I was running out of my Chaps that Tony gave me about ,sheesh,more than 20 years ago,only to discover that they don't make it anymore.I found some on ebay and was curious why it was not made anymore and ran across this guest book and was floored.I was just up there too.He was a great man and as I have drifted away...

Wow, what a family, what a man. I use to work with the Satariano Family helping them with their menu's and any commercial printing they needed when I worked in Xenia. After moving to Texas Anthony Jr and Sr. wrote one of the most heart felt recommendation letters I have ever received. I recently came back to visit after leaving Ohio more than 8 years ago, only to learn of the sad news when I visited Anthony Jr. Anthony Sr. was such a kind gentleman and I remember him showing me his...

Larry, I was sorry to hear of your loss.

So sorry to learn of Mr. Santariano's passing. He retained the infectious enthusiasm for life of a child and was always such a positive force to be around. The Mill will always be a monument to his kind and generous spirit. I never fail to think of him everytime I hear the Halleluiah Chorus. I imagine he's already strung a few strands of lights on the Pearly Gates. He will be missed!

TO ANTHONY SATARIANO'S FAMILY, FRIENDS,&ALL WHO KNEW HIM: WE SEND OUR PRAYERS, LOVE, &CONDOLENCES. SHARE YOUR MEMORIES WITH EACH OTHER.

To Pat and family: our deepest sympathies go out to you. We are very sad to hear of Tony's death. Like Tony, we share a love of old things and felt a kinship to Tony that we'll never forget. He was a such a fun loving guy whose memories will live on.

To his lovely wife and son Anthony my deepest sympathy. Tony was an incredible person and will be missed by those whom's lives he touched. Having worked for him at Paul Sebastian for many years I grew to love him as family. When he bought the Mill it was as if he'd given birth to a child. There are to many wonderful times to count. Anthony take care of your mother.
Love,
Yvonne Scalise

On behalf of the Satariano family in Long Beach/Newport Beach, Ca., we are very sad to hear of the passing of our cousin Mickey. Although we didn't spend enough time together, we were proudly linked by the brothers Frank(our grandfather)Johnny(my dad Jack's uncle)and Mickey's dad, Uncle Tony. The "Pittsburgh Satarianos" and Aunt Grace, are in our prayers. Drew Satariano