Antonio "Tony" Zamora

of his talent. I remember him fondly.

Tony and I came to Purdue in the same year and became acquinted within the first few months. I was one of the campus ministers at University Church and over the years, especially on the celebration of MLK, Jr. in January would offer a musical tribute on his saxophone. In those early years Betty worked for an organization that had offices in the basement of UC.

A special note to Betty - I know the grief that you are encountering after losing a mate of a life time. Our prayers are...

What a treasure Tony was! I met Tony years ago when he came in as a patient in a dental practice where I worked. He was adamant that his dental work not interfere with his ability to play his saxophone. We must have met his expectations, he was a loyal patient for many years. We
always looked forward to his visits. RIP Tony.
Betty I am so sorry for your loss.
Marty Burkhalter

Give Him the rewards that he has earned and Let his works bring him great praise at the city gates.

With the saints give eternal rest O Christ to the soul of thy servant Tony and make his memory to be eternal.

Tony was one of the best people I ever knew. He was kind, soft spoken, and humble. He was intelligent, genuine, wise and a man of great integrity. I learned a lot from this man. He was a good soul and and great friend.

Rest in Peace my brother and may...

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.