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Tony A. Carlone

Canton, Ohio

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'Together Again' Tony A. Carlone age 95, died Friday. Born in Summitville, Ohio, he had lived at Lake Cable most of his life. In his early years he was the leader of the Tony Carlone Orchestra and then owned the Tony Carlone Watch Repair until he retired. Tony was a member of the Perry Christian...

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Dan Jim Cindy Maria and your Family's. To you my condolences & deepest sympathy. Tony You R.I.P.& Thank you for all you did n all the time n talks I shared with you. You made an Impact on my life n it was a pleasure Sir. You will be missed.

Dear Carlone Family,
We were all members of the Perry Christian Church and lived at Lake Cable, I remember Mr.& Mrs. Carlone and what great people they were. My heartfelt sympthany on Mr.Carlones passing.
Regards, Cindy Kelby

Uncle Tony was the kindest, most generous man I ever met and always had the most positive outlook on life even with all the adversity he faced. He shared that with everyone and always had good advice. He taught me many things in my life on how to be a good person and let's not forget how he taught us to catch fish! Uncle Tony, I will miss you and love you very much. You are now back with your best friend, wife and companion. Aunt Glenna. My sympathies go out to all of our family and his many...

Hello, my name is Linda Lones, Tony was a room mate to my Father Robert Baxter at Hospitality House and was a very nice man and friend to my Dad, I am very sorry for your loss and know we are praying for comfort for all the children and spouses. God Bless!

Tony was a wonderful friend and will be missed dearly.

love and prayers
Bub Wilson and family

My deep condolences to Dan, Jim, Cindy, Maria and families. I have countless fond memories of growing up on the island in Lake Cable. Tony was a pillar of every community of which he was a member. His watch shop downtown was one of the most fascinating places in the world to a teenager. Rest in peace, Tony.

This was a genuinely good person who always had a welcoming smile. If you ever needed something, he always did what he could to help. We will miss you Uncle Tony. Condolences to the family, you were vary fortunate to have him for so many years.

Dan and Judy,
Tony will always live in my Heart. We had many wonderful visits. We laughed and sipped wine while Tony shared stories with me of his wife and family. Tony is at peace and with the love of His life. My prayers to you and your family