Anthony John Spinelli

I loved playing baseball at Merion park with Tony as a kid. I was always disappointed if we ended up on opposing teams because he was just that good. I loved him dearly,Chuck.

I have just recently learned of Tony´s passing. I have many fond memories of him as a great athlete and more importantly a kind person I don´t believe I ever heard him or witness him be mean to any of his classmates in the eighth years we went to school together My deepest condolences to his family and friends Richard Chakejian

I just found out that you passed and I still can´t believe it. I´ll always remember you as just being a positive nice person. Although we didn´t spend a ton of time together I appreciate the times we did. Whether it was playing video games, talking at family parties, going to Phillies games, or the time we went to Camden yards. Rest in peace, I´ll miss you Uncle Tony. -Michael

Tony, love you my brother and missing you a lot. That smile, your funny sense of humor, the way you lit up a room when you walked in. A lot of great memories growing up in our family. I know you are with mom and all our other family members. Hugs and kisses to you and mom and all in heaven. My heart is truly broken. Love, your sister Debbie

To all of the Spineli Family. We had the privilege of living next door to the Spinelli family for 28. Ann and Lou and their wonderful children. Tony took my young son (Elliott) under his wing and taught him the game of baseball. Tony, Louie and the girls were just amazing kids and Nancy and I enjoyed watching them grow up. We moved away in 2006 but will never forget them. I was sad writing a note for Ann but now I have to write one for Tony. Tony, congratulations on a life well...