Ludlow, Massachusetts
Antonio Chelo LUDLOW - Antonio Chelo, 49, of Ludlow, died peacefully on July 7, 2009 at Mercy Medical Center surrounded by his loving family. Tony fought a long and courageous battle with cancer. He was predeceased by his father João Vaz Chelo Jr. in 1990, and is survived by his devoted mother...
Read MoreI have known Tony for so very long, such a dear friend of mine. When I was in my early teens, we shared a short romance of puppy love,all innnocent of course. But I always remember him confident, laughing, full of life. I live in Virginia but visit Ludlow often and occasionally would bump into him. GOD give you rest and peace Tony. To a beautiful person.
Clara Santos
July 12, 2009 | Vienna, VA
Please accept my deepest sympathies on your loss. Please know my thoughts and prayers are with you all at this time.
ellie lysik
July 10, 2009 | Ludlow, MA
Tony will be sadly missed by our whole pool team. He made losing almost fun. Mostly I will miss him. Love to Christina and her whole family and also to the Chelo family. Tony will always be in our hearts. Linda Colon and Carlos Fontoura
July 10, 2009
Nancy and Family,
May you hold on to all the wonderful memories you have. You are in my prayers during this most difficult time.
Jen Corey
Jen Corey
July 09, 2009 | Wilbraham, MA
Chris and Cristina,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you. We will surely miss his smiling face at the bowling alley.
Rob and Fran Benoit
July 09, 2009 | Feeding HIlls, MA
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
Ray Carvalho
July 09, 2009 | Ludlow, MA
Tone Tone was so many things to so many people and will be missed so much by our family. Tony had a positive attitude throughout his battle with cancer. In his eyes he was a person living with cancer not dying with cancer. He lived everyday to the fullest despite how he was feeling. I will have so many memories of him, soccer tournaments, vacations in Maine and Virginia Beach, practical jokes and Sunday dinners at my dad's. His memories are what will keep our family going. He will never be...
Nancy Coelho
July 09, 2009 | Ludlow, MA
Tone Tone was so many things to so many people and will be missed so much by our family. Tony had a positive attitude throughout his battle with cancer. In his eyes he was a person living with cancer not dying with cancer. He lived everyday to the fullest despite how he was feeling. I will have so many memories of him, soccer tournaments, vacations in Maine and Virginia Beach, practical jokes and Sunday dinners at my dad's. His memories are what will keep our family going. He will never be...
Nancy Coelho
July 09, 2009
May the love of your family and friends help you through the days ahead and may your memories of Tony give you strength. We will miss Tony.
Jay and Jen Torres
July 09, 2009
