Anthony Walz

Terri, Kent and I are deeply saddend by the loss the Tony. No
words can express our sympathies.
But your obit was great!!! Celebrate life,not death.
You two did celebrate life and by
doing just that, you will bring more
joy to everyone around you and us.

Terri my condolences in your loss. I am sorry I was never able to meet Tony, but being the special women that you are, he had to be very special indeed. It is hard to lose someone that is part of you, but you will always have those treasured memories. My Love and Prayers to you and yours.

Tony did a favor without knowing it. A relatively young (late 20's)co-worker of mine had to have a foot removed because of cancer. Tony had burned cds of several Firesign Theater albums for me, as we were both Firesign veterans. I made copies of these cds for my co-worker to enjoy during his post-op time. I'm happy to say that those Firesign cds had an excellent impact. While Tony is no longer with us (except in spirit), his gift to me, which I passed on, did a world of good! My...

I humbly offer my condolences to Terri and her family. Love always remains.

Our love and prayers go to all of you.

Terri,
I am so very sorry for your loss. You and the kids are in my thoughts and prayers.

Ten things I'll remember about Tony:
1) His independence,
2) His intelligence,
3) His incredible bond with Terri,
4) His role as an awesome family man,
5) The best sense of humor ever,
6) That Donald Duck voice,
7) Him playing Norweigian Wood on the guitar,
8) Him helping my dad grade railroad ballast into a driveway,
9) My only ponytailed usher at my wedding (see #1),
10) My great luck to have him as a cousin.

We're all better off for having had Tony in...

Tony was a good friend and a good person - perhaps the least judgemental individual I've known. He had a good ear for music (he would be especially proud to hear this one)- one of my clearest memories of years ago is listening to Tony play the Beatles "Blackbird" on his 12 string, half singing, half humming, all the time having fun.
He was a car guy (red '64 Fairlane with souped-up engine),developed this interest into a career in equipment repair (if I know Tony mostly self-taught)....

Terri -
I was sad to read of Tony's passing. He was one of my favorite patients, and whenever I saw his name on the schedule it made me smile. The last time I saw Tony his condition was well advanced, and he knew what the eventual outcome would be. I was amazed at his good attitude, and his acceptance of the situation. He was just one of the coolest guys I ever met.

My prayers go to you and your family.