Anthony Spadoni

Sandy, Art & family... Sending much love, hugs and prayers of peace in the coming days...

I have many fond memories of Mr. Spadoni. I spent many happy childhood days at his house playing with his children. He was always singing when we were around. He teased us and always had a smile and a laugh to share. He taught us all to play baseball and the girls could slug it as far as the boys. He sang beautifully at my wedding. He took a rose snipping from the Church at the wedding and raised it in his garden. Next year he gave a starting to my mom which she raised in her garden. ...

My parents were good friends of the Spadoni´s. I grew up knowing Tony. He even sang at both my parents funerals. He was always a kind and loving man and I never knew him to speak an angry word. His love for his wife and family was very evident. He will be missed.

I knew Tony at Lear Siegler years ago. He was the nicest and kindest person one could ever meet and work with. It was a great privilege to work with Tony. May Tony rest in joy and peace.

Tony sang at my wedding in 1975 - what a wonderful voice! He and Kitty and family are some of the nicest people you'd care to meet. My deepest sympathies to you all; Tony will be missed by all who knew him.

I work for Tony for many years at Lear Siegler . He was an amazing Boss who was always helpful and very knowledgeable ! I remember him singing to us around Christmas! Everyone loved Tony!

I remember singing in the choir with Tony and the annual spaghetti dinner fundraisers with Tony in charge of making sure the sauce was just right and the spaghetti cooked properly. I can still taste it today. He and Kitty were a dynamic duo and I'm sure Kitty, the kids and grandkids will miss him terribly.

I had the privilege to work with Tony in the late 1960's and throughout the 1970's. His leadership and caring attitude working with all kinds of people and issues has left a lasting memory with me and other Engineers.

Our deepest sympathy to you. So terribly tough losing a parent. You are in our thoughts and prayers.