ANTHONY TUCKER

Tony was one of the kindest people I've known, with such a warm smile. He was a real man of integrity. And a great storyteller!

I always enjoyed Uncle Anthony’s visits to FITZGERALD, Georgia. His witty conversation and memoirs brought pride to me for having such a caring, diligent, hardworking Uncle.
Walk well, Anthony......

I am so sorry for this sad loss to your family and to our community. Tony was a large part of the lives of so many seniors when he joined us for at the senior luncheons. He wil be greatly missed and fondly remembered.

There will never be enough pages to express how I felt about Uncle Tony. Growing up you look for him on the weekends as if he lived around the corner not knowing the distance he traveled just to say hi! We ran from him when he wanted a "kiss" but loved it when he said "MAN" and raised his arm to the sky. He will be missed at our annual 4th of July cookout and on the weekends ahead, so as I blow a kiss to the heavens in my heart I will here him say "MAN" one more time. Love you Uncle Tony, ...

To the family:
Uncle Tony was my FAVORITE uncle.When he came to visit our family in Atlanta or we went to visit his in Plainfield, my mom, his sister, and all of us would have such a great time at 646 Essex Street. In fact, all of our family visits to NJ during those times seemed like family reunions.All the brothers and sisters and their families went from house to house enjoying the comraderie.Throughout my childhood and during my adulthood, we would look up and there at the front door...

I want to send my deepest sympathy to the family of Mr. Tony Tucker b/k/a "Grandpa Tony". I met Mr. Tony about 17 years ago. I lived around the corner from him. He was such a friendly and kind person. It started out as a friendly smile and hello and then a conversation. He noticed that we had a large family and he would stop and talk and got to know all of us. He would drop off cake and bread to the house whenever he had the chance. Once my children were born he was known to them as "Grandpa...

Tony was a great friend to our family and will be missed. Please know that our prayers are with his family during this time. Mr. & Mrs Stephen H. Cooper & Family

Heartfelt condolences. I have many fond memories of "Po Boy."
His mother married my grandfather, Arthur C. Randolph. We enjoyed immensely his many visits to Fitzgerald, GA.

From the words of a great man.If you can't be everything to somebody,Reach out and just be a friend.If you can't be somebody's whole life,be satisfied with making their moment or their day.Give them a smile and a gesture of love and friendship to warm them.Do something nice for them,Something unexpected.people appreciate even the smallest offer of kindness, a visit, card or just I love you.SOMETHING THOUGHTFUL DOES NOT COST A LOT, THE LAST WORDS OF MY VISIT WITH UNCLE TONY, WERE TELL THEM, I...