Honorable Judge Fred P. Anthony

I AM SAD TO SEE ONE OF MY FAVORITE NEIGHBORS LEAVE US, JUDGE ANTHONY WALKED HIS DOG BY MY HOME ON EXETER ROAD AND ALWAYS STOPPED TO CHAT WHEN I WAS OUT DOING YARD WORK , HE LOVED HIS DOG AND WAS ALWAYS HAPPY TO TALK ABOUT HIM. HR WAS A VERY KIND PERSON AND ALWAYS GAVE GOOD ADVICE...WHAT A WONDERFUL THING TO HAVE HAD A FATHER AND HUSBAND WITH THAT KIND OF LOVE.. WE WILL ALL MEET AGAIN SOMEDAY AND IT WILL BE GREAT...MAY GOD GIVE YOUR FAMILY PEACE TO ACCEPT HIS LOSS, WHEN SOMEONE...

So sorry to hear of his passing. He was such a nice man.

Dear Maureen and Family,
We were out of town last week and wanted to express and send you our heartfelt condolences on the passing of Judge Anthony, your beloved husband and father. We knew him as an Attorney and Judge.
It was our recent pleasure to spend time with you during the Tall Ships gathering. It was wonderful to see the Judge and Maureen and to share conversation and a few laughs.
May he rest in eternal peace.
Fondly,
Atty. Al & Josie Lubiejewski

Part of my childhood was growing up next door to your family. Judge Anthony was always dignified and kind. He had integrity. What a wonderful legacy he left his family and the community. You are all in our thoughts, and we remember him fondly. Mary Cavanaugh

As a retired staff member of the Erie County Office of Children and Youth, I wish to express my sympathy to the family of Judge Anthony and my appreciation for his dedication to improving the lives and protecting the rights of our county's abused, neglected, and delinquent children. We were blessed to have Judge Anthony watch over our most vulnerable children. Surely he is home with his heavenly Father.

A wonderful man. I was his legal secretary years ago before he became Judge. He was a kind and gentle man, beloved by all. Jean Goldsby, South Riding, Virginia.

Dear Sue and Joe and the rest of Judge Anthony's family,
We were so sorry to hear about Sue's dad. you are all in our prayers.

My deepest sympathy to your family.

Mr. Bill Mullen, surviving husband of Joann Mullen, sends his deepest condolences. He would have attended the services for Judge Anthony but had a stroke in November last year that limits his travel. At age 96 Bill still recalls the enjoyable times he shared with the family in Toronto, birthday parties and numerous Prep events. Both he and Joann cherished their friendship. May the memories you cherish bring you comfort at this time of loss.