Anthony J. "Buddy" DiFalco

Susan and family, our thoughts and prayers are with you at this most difficult time. Eddie Petsche and Joyce Brown

Sorry to hear about Buddy’s passing. Lots of good memories...prayers to the family RIP

I only worked with Buddy two years in Hamilton at Brewers Warehousing. We argued and fought every day in the beer truck since I was a Leaf fan and Buddy was a Habs fan. Best two years I had at work!

Susan I dated buddy as a teen, He was such a fun person, His brother knew my Uncle Fred..I just lost my dear husband David and saw Buddys obit.. My heart goes out to you and I know the pain of loss you are feeling..Deepest Sympathy Linda McEachern

Truly saddened with this news. Will always be greatful for fond memories. Now resting in Heaven with Camille Gautreau d.July 25 2020. Good times from 50 years last forever. Hugs from Connie xoxo RIP

Our hearts go out to you Susan - I've so enjoyed singing with you at GHC and was honoured you shared some of the difficulties your Buddy has been through and agree wholeheartedly he's now in peace. Hope you'll feel up to singing with us again soon - Buddy sounds like the kind of guy who'd be happy for you to do that! Talk about 10 degrees of separation - what a surprise for us to discover he was the same Buddy with whom my Gord shared football with the Hamilton Hurricanes - Gord was a Lineman & Buddy a Defensive Tackle but really loved playing Fullback - Gord says he was like a truck running through the line! Guess he always liked driving :o)
Sending Loving Virtual Hugs Susan.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

A true legend never to be duplicated. He was a giant of a man who was as gentle as a lamb and a true gentleman at all times. My fond memories go back to the late 60’s and I always have a smile on my face when I think of Buddy! A true loss and my deepest condolences. Jerry Ingrassia

My deepest condolences to the DiFalco family. I had the privilege of knowing Buddy for 50 plus years... He was a true North Ender. His smile, along with his great sense of humor, will be sadly missed. Rest In Peace, my friend...

I loved to drive papa’s boat. I’ve been driving it since I was 2. It was funny when I would ask papa to go for a boat ride and he would say one sec, then would take forever. He also loved to drive the boat with our dog Salem. I’m going to miss driving the boat with papa.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

He was my friend , my union brother he will truly be missed
RIP Buddy

RIP Buddy. You certainly were one of a Kind. Great memories from Central High and the Hurricanes

A wonderful man !
He will never be forgotten ❤

You always heard Buddy before you ever saw him. Lived directly next door at 61 Picton for 50 years. He would always play with all the kid’s on the street. He was such a big kid himself. The DiFalco’s and Walton’s shared a driveway and many great memories together. From seeing deer’s hanging in the garage to his big and full of joy laugh. What a loss. You will always be remembered Buddy. You were always a friend to all.

I knew Buddy from the Toronto Airport when he drove for Airways. Nice guy.

Worked with Buddy at Airways Transet, a great guy, always the life of any conversation. Buddy will be missed by everyone the knew him!!
My condolences.

God bless you Susan and may Buddy Rest In Peace. John and I truly enjoyed your visit in Duluth a few years back. Wish I could give you a big hug. Love you my dear friend.

Buddy lived on Picton Street as I did. We use to chum around as kids. He was known as the Mayor of Picton Street. When Buddy got ready to move up the mountain he left me as the Mayor. He was bigger then life. Condolences to his family. Rest In Peace Buddy.

Condolences to Buddy’s family. He was a good guy. I remember him from St. Mary’s elementary school. In later years my husband Joe Sciullintano met up with him at the coffee shop. RIP

I met and knew Buddy back when played for the Hamilton Hurricanes, I was the Trainer for the team... he was a great player and a Great Tackle on the defensive line, and a team leader. Buddy was always a gentleman may he rest in peace. Fred Dunbar

Our deepest condolences to Buddy's family. I grew up next door to him and he was always friendly and happy. I will miss you Buddy.

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always. James D'Onofrio an family

My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family Sue. Thinking of you all at this time. Find comfort in your memories. Big hugs are sent your way.

I looked at this picture and thought that he looked familiar. I read your obit and realised that I travelled to YYZ airport when he was with Airways Transit. We laughed and laughed the whole way and I was sorry to see my ride end. The world was a better place with Buddy in it! My condolence to you all.

We'll miss you Bud, especially your sense of humour and love of life. Thanks for being such a great partner to Susan. You two seemed to be made for each other. Our love goes to Susan and your whole family.

The very first time I met Buddy in 1999, I felt a warmth and love that has been unmatched! He welcomed me and my kid and he especially made Cayley feel like she was one of the family! His love of kids and his fantastic sense of humour made me fall in love with him on the spot! There was nothing more enjoyable than sparring with Buddy and he knew just how to get ya! I will miss that! I will miss him! Sending so much love to Susan and to everyone who loved him!

Thinking about you and you family during this sad time. We are so sorry for your loss.

Dear Sue, I am so sorry you lost your love. Buddy was a great guy Bill and I both loved his laugh and sense of humour. He will be greatly missed by all. My sympathies to you an the family. Love Linda Mitchell

Our condolences to your family. Buddy was a great guy and will be missed

Enjoyed knowing him as a friend. Going to his fishing camp. Buddy knew how to work a crowd. Always great for a laugh. Dave Rossi