Anthony Bellusci

Tony, thank you for wonderful music. So sorry I never had the pleasure of meeting you in person, but only through your music. You had a wonderful life and now you are in presence of our Lord and Savior Jesus .

So very sorry to hear about Tonys passing,I met him when he was playing in a clip in 1958 and were good friends with him and his family,my mom and dad and me and my sister used to go to their house and them to ours. Tony was actually my first real boyfriend but lost touch when he went in the service, I saw him one time when he got back home never thought that I would ever see him again I got married while he was in the service
I am very happy that I got to see him that time when he was out of the service . My condolences to his family, so very sorry for your loss.

We met Tony only a short time before he was to be baptized, making a public profession of his faith in his Savior Jesus Christ. We sat around a dinner table and shared our experiences as followers of Christ and we will never forget Tony's zeal and the light in his face as he spoke of finding that he could actually have a personal relationship with God. Clearly it changed his whole life! What a blessing to know Tony and Tammy! See you again, brother!

Tony will be greatly missed here at Scotsdale community in Dunedin, FL. He was an active past Board member that truly looked after all of us

As a child, Tony gave me the Love of Music. My parents owned the Tri-K Restaurant in Kankakee, and Tony played there many times...He taught me how to play the Accordion, and I still have the Candy Apple Red one that he gave me.

I have nothing but great memories of a Kind, Loving, Talented Man. Who taught me so much about Music.

My Deepest Sympathies to All Who Loved Him.

Gina Rennewanz-DeYoung

Our family was lucky to be neighbors with the Bellusci's. We would follow where Tony was performing and then we were honored to become members of The Little Dreams Foundation. I am able to hold on to the memories that we shared with Tony and his family. Sending love to the family from Ginny Grandowski

So many pleasant memories of him while I was growing up in Illinois. Loved the neighborhood get-togethers.
Enjoyed his singing and music.

Tony was one of the first people I met when I moved into Scotsdale. I will always remember him fondly and am glad he was part of my life.