Antonia Hamilton

Toni was a cherished member of the Albright House Class of 1962 at Smith. She was funny, ever so bright, and always, always original. She had an amazing duality - big city flair, rural delight in horses, fishing and (some) men. I am so impressed with her dignified exit. And plan to emulate it if necessary - and can figure out how. With love to all who loved - and will miss - her.
Nancy Wolfe (formerly Carlson) Stead

I was just writing about another woman who recently passed away and was one of a handful of women who have served as 'mother figures' for me since my own mother died, and I realized I wanted to look up information about Toni. I found this page. Toni was my official 'adopted mom' when my mom died (before she died mom asked Toni to play that role and she gladly accepted). Toni was so loving and kind to me in the years after mom's passing- I am really grateful for her sweetness towards me. I am...

Toni was a dear friend when we worked together many years ago -- strong willed, fiercely intelligent, wickedly funny. She will be greatly missed. My deepest condolences to the family.

I was so sorry to hear about Toni's passing. She was an extrodinary person.

We are very sorry to learn of Toni's death. She was always so bright and full of fun. Our condolences are with you.