Chicago, Illinois
1942 - 2019
Sept. 2, 1942 - Feb. 13, 2019After a three-month battle with sepsis, Tony Lysy passed away peacefully in Tucson, AZ, with his longtime partner, Diane Smith, by his side. For many years, he was Dean of Studies at the Theosophical Society in America in Wheaton, IL, taught summer classes at Far...
Read MoreIt has been 2years now but you are still remembered on your death anniversary and especially on your birthday with Margaritas! Love.
marianne Oort-Lissy
February 25, 2021 | Wassenar | Sister
Dear Tony thank you for your unique friendship through the years, it was a precious gift not only to me but also to the children (especially Heleen) . We will remember you always.
Christine Oort-Leeuwerik
March 06, 2019 | Leiden The Netherlands
Dear Uncle T, i still remember so clearly how Martine and I came to Chicago after my high school graduation on the verge of our big trip across the US. We thought we could "wing it" but luckily your good sense prevailed and you sat down with us to set up a framework for our intensive trip across the US. The planning of that trip also gave us a framework to talk about so many things from your past life and the start of my adult life.I truly cherish that memory. Thank you for your great sense...
March 04, 2019
My sincere condolences to your family for the loss of your love one. May the God of comfort be with you during this sad occasion and may his loving words at John 6:40 console your heart.
Z L
March 04, 2019
I will remember my dear uncle Tony for his humor, his typical laugh, his knowledge of movies & music and of course his great insights in the Lissy family. We will miss you !
Maarten Oort and family
Heemstede
March 04, 2019
Tony has molded me more than he probably realized. A wacky compensation for my daily European environment. With food for thought mixed with crazy puns, an ideal recipe. He has now boarded the Jefferson Starship. May he cruise the Universe at warp 10.
Marc Oort
March 03, 2019 | Leiden
Tony was my younger brother and we were just the two of us. He was 12 years old when I left for the Netherlands as a young bride. When I saw him again he was almost 18. We gradually became friends in spite of the distance. The boys and their children know him also as Uncle T and will miss his querky sense of humor. Love you, The Witch of Wassenaar
March 03, 2019