ANTON T. KOLOINI

I was privileged to know Tony for a few years living upstairs from him in Fairview Park..He was a great guy, with a good sense of humor and always good conversation. Good friends like him dont come by often and i will always miss him and remember him to. It also was an Honor to know him to. i still have a copy of the Gator Patch he gave me. Bless you Anton..

"Dear Family; Please accept my condolence. Keep close to your heart loving memories and cherished moments. May the Hearer of prayer comfort you. Psalms 65:2

Tony was a great man who I had the pleasure of shearing many conversations with in the years that he lived in our building. I'm very sorry to the family for the loss of such a great man.

Rest in piece Tony.

Kirk, I was so sorry to hear of your loss. My prayers and thoughts are with you and your family at this time of sorrow. I'm glad you were able to retire and get to spend time with him. I'm sure it was a comfort to him to have you with him.

I knew him simply as Tony. During the 6 and a half years of being neighbors in the same apartment building his insight, kind wisdom, strong opinions and willing generosity made him stand out in character - ever the honorable Marine. Our trips to McD or down in the Rocky River Valley are treasured memories. We spent full afternoons simply talking and looking back into my 1944 Life magazines where he showed me that world of his heroism. He inspired me to persevere during myown health failings;...

Kirk, Kathy, and Kerry, I'm not only very sorry for your loss and your extended families loss to, Bethany and I lost a very good friend and will always remember him. We were privileged to have had him serve, Kirk as well, and to be friends with. The last of the few great ones. God Bless

Kirk, Ella, and the entire Koloini family, my thoughts and prayers are with you.

Kirk and Ella,
I'm sorry to hear of your loss. Please accept my sincerest condolences. God Bless you and your family.

Mitch

Kerry, Kathy and Kirk,

We are so sorry for the loss of your father. When we reconnected with Uncle Tony at Kirk's house a few years back, he really impressed us with his kind and generous spirit. He was certainly a doting grandfather, enamored of his children's children. And, we all hope to have his verve and energy when we reach that age. Rest in peace dear Uncle.

John, Viqi and Grace LaRosa