Dr. Anthony P. Caggiano Jr.

Dear Rachel, Please accept my condolences on the passing of Tony. We both served The Medical Society of New Jersey and enjoyed golfing, dining, and sharing our life lesson stories with our colleagues. I can close my eyes and hear his strong baritone voice. Anthony was a. leader in his hospital, community, and state. As a public speaker he "commanded the room." Dr. Caggiano had a marvelous sense of humor. We loved being regaled with tales of his medical practice. I have no doubt, that many others have had their lives impacted by their association with Anthony Caggiano as I have. He will be both remembered and missed. Carl Restivo M.D,

My deepest condolences to the entire family

I´m honored to have know Dr Caggiano, starting with the time I worked with the Montclair Volunteer Ambulance unit. He taught us an emergency childbirth class and I decided that day that I wanted him as my on/gyn. We also shared a love of ice hockey and I asked him to let me know if he wasn´t using his season ticket to a Rangers game!

Dr. Caggiano was a mentor to me when I was a med student at UMDNJ and continued to guide me throughout residency there. He was giant presence and positive role model to many residents including myself. I still think of him and pass on his lessons when teaching my own residents. He will be missed. My condolences to his loved ones.

My sincere condolences to all of the Caggiano family. Mr. Anthony is at a better place. May his sweet soul rest in perfect peace. Sleep on take your rest Mr. Anthony. Jeaneta Thompson.

I knew Dr. Caggiano for a long time, I worked for him for a short time and he took care of me for one of my pregnancies. He was kind and compassionate towards all of his patients and he will be missed.

In the spring of 1982, I videotaped Dr. Caggiano delivering my daughter, Ashley, at Mountainside Hospital. It turned out to be a Caesarean, so the videotape was eye-opening for him, my wife Joanne, me and eventually my daughter who became a wonderful person. Thank you for your contributions to the world.

Condolences to the family and friends of Dr. Caggiano. He was a mentor and hero to many of us at New Jersey Medical School and a champion for women's health care.

We are all so sorry to hear this news.
Your Dad and grandfather was wonderful. He truly accomplished so much in his life. We send our love to all of you.
Love
The Ricciardi Family

Tony Cag
I have not seen you in a long time, but the good times and the great memories will always be remembered.
We will meet again.
Love you man.

Lucille and John Russomano

Dr.Caggiano was a great man.He delivered my son Nicholas 35 years ago.I also did work for him when he had his home on Ridgewood Avenue in Glen Ridge.Words can't explain what a cordial and professional doctor he was.May he R.I.P.

My deepest sympathy to the family. Dr. Caggiano delivered my children in the early 1980´s and to me he was a superstar in his field. I also had the pleasure of working with him at Mountainside Hospital during his role as Medical Staff President. He was truly a man of integrity and he truly cared about his patients. I´ll always remember his smile and his funny stories. May he rest in peace with the angels.

And I am HONORED to be one of the women for whom he performed 4 C-sections. LOVED him so much I became his patient when he went to the clinic in UMDNJ. BEST DOCTOR EVER! Fly high Cag! With heartfelt sympathy, Rita Gross Ryan, Randy, Robert, Rhett