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Paul Tantardini

Toledo, Ohio

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Paul Tantardini, age 52, of West Toledo, died Monday, January 9, 2006. He was born July 15, 1953, in Guelph, Ontario, Canada, to Mr. and Mrs. John (Mary Day) Tantardini. Paul was selected as the 98th overall pick in the 1973 NHL entry draft and spent 11 years playing professional hockey,...

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Here is another year gone by and still thinking about you Paul. Now I´m sick with COVID pneumonia. Be glad you are missing all this sickness. Our country is not in good shape, but I made it during my hospital stay. Was touch and go one night with 3 AFIBS, but I´m home.

Still thinking about u everyday. Life has changed so much. I love u dad.

Still thinking about u everyday. Life has changed so much. I love u dad.

Still thinking about u everyday. Life has changed so much. I love u dad.

Not sure why my mind was thinking of Paul, but It was so I looked him up on the internet. I didn't know he was no longer with us. A huge saddness swept over me. I watched Paul play every weekend when he was with the Flint Generals. He was by far my favorite player no matter what team he was playing on. I was just a young girl back then, but always thought he was the cutest player ever! My thoughts are with his family and I hope you know how many people loved him. RIP Paul.

So sad to hear of this,was actually looking him up awhile ago and a friend said he had passed.Truly a wonderful person.My younger years i use to go to his games and when we lived on Broadway as a child a neighbor would take me to either baseball or softball games,he was the one that got me my first mitt,softball and bat.Some of my fondest memories.Wish I could have told him Thank you.♥ RIH Paul I'm sure you are missed my many

Dad. Mom and I think of you often. We tell eachother many funny or crazy stories. Its been 14 years and I wonder where the time has gone. Just seems like another lifetime ago. Love u.

Well said, Cliff Johnson!!! Tanner was a legend and still is in the hearts of his fans!

Paul Tantardini was a legend in every IHL city and will never be forgotten. Tanner played the game with heart, grit, tenacity, and passion.

Turner Cup Championships in 1975, 1978, 1982, and 1983 speak volumes about Paul as a player, teammate, and person.

I grew up watching IHL hockey in Muskegon, Michigan and we were fortunate to have Paul in a Muskegon uniform for a portion of the 1979-80 IHL regular season. During that 79-80 IHL campaign, Tanner registered an...