Tommy Anuszewski

I didn't know your son but I was reading through the obituaries looking how to write one because I just lost my only son an am heartbroken. I came across your son's and I had to write, what an amazing young man he must have been, you must have been so proud of him, I am so sorry for your loss of a good young man. I feel your pain. No child should go before there parent, never, it's to hard to handle.

Ellen and Teddy Jr, on behalf of me and my family, we send our deepest sympathy. Ted was the best friend in my life. I remember when Teddy would stop over with the kids for birthday parties and a few sleepovers in the tent. It's hard to believe how fast those boys turned into men. Teddy would have been proud to see the fine person and man Tommy turned out to be. No parent should be asked to bare the loss of a child. I pray to God to give you courage during your sorrow. I regret that I...

Tommy,
When we became friends way back in elementary school (1st grade!), you were already immensely talented not only at sports, but also art. I fondly remember the times we would spend doing our sketches and drawings in art classes or even just hanging out at my house or yours (after having a long catch with a baseball, of course!). Throughout middle school and high school, you remained a true friend and always provided so many laughs (your jokes, your impersonations, your goofy...

My condolences to the family
Tommy you were a good person, caring, brave and extremely funny, made us all laugh. Will always have great memories from school and the grove.
You had sacrificed it all for us here at home while serving. You accomplished so many good things. Rest In Peace Tommy. God bless

My condolences to the family
Tommy you were a good person, caring, brave and extremely funny, made us all laugh. Will always have great memories from school and the grove.
You had sacrificed it all for us here at home while serving. You accomplished so many good things. Rest In Peace Tommy. God bless

I was sad to learn that Tommy was no longer here. Memories came flooding in. Tommy was the catcher on the little league that my son's played on. My son and Tommy would be so entertaining on the field. They made up signals they used back and forth.Tommy was the catcher to my son's pitches I found out years later those signs meant nothing, which was funny itself. At a birthday party we had a water balloon toss and Tommy chased me until he could reach me to hit me with a balloon. He was a...