Anthony G FIORELLO Jr.

Thanks to all of you who expressed kind thoughts in this space, by phone, through the mail, and in person. We are gratified that so many others saw our father as the giving man we knew him to be, the outpouring has been overwhelming, - Mike, Tony, and Cathy Fiorello

We are so very sad that we will no longer see Tony's smile on our walks in the neighborhood or at our Timberlake Village functions. Your Mom and Dad were such a pleasure to know, and your Dad was the neighborhood dog whisperer...they ran to greet him whenever he was in sight. We shall miss them both. Our deepest sympathy to the Fiorello family.

Tony was a beautiful man. He can never be replaced but hopefully he can be followed. His path was a good one.

TEARS AND PRAYERS TO ALL OF YOUR FAMILY. TONY ALWAYS HAD A SMILE EVEN DURING HIS ILLNESS. TONY WILL ALSO BE IN OUR PRAYERS. JOHN AND DARLEYNE CLARK NEIGHBOR ON OAK LAKE DR

Mike, Tony, Cathy- I'm really sorry for the loss of your dad. I always looked up to Mr F, he was special in so many ways and had such a positive influence on my life. I have many fond memories of him and your family over the years. He was one of a kind. R.I.P. Mr F

Dear Mike: my thoughts and prayers are with you and yours in this difficult time. I wish you peace and comfort in the days ahead. Thinking of you.

Mike and family so sorry for your loss. Your Dad will never be forgotten. I knew him from PB and as my neighbor. A very good neighbor. Looked out for everyone in the neighborhood. May god give you all strength during this time.

I am so sorry to hear this. I have fond memories of him from my high school years. Sending my love, thoughts and prayers to the entire family.

Tony and family,
I am so sorry for your loss.
With deepest sympathy, Lisa Bender

Will miss your walks by my house! Rest well my friend.

I am president of Little Theater here in Highland Lakes. I came to know Tony about 5 years ago. Tony was an incredible and inspirational man to work with. Even though he was going through treatments for his cancer, he would never missed a rehearsal when he was acting in a play. He was an excellent actor. The last 2 years he took over designing and making sets for our plays. He designed some amazing sets for us. I would often tell him I loved him because he got things done and never complained. Little Theater has decided to name an annual award in his name. The Fiorello award will be presented to the person that best exhibits a sense of friendship, unselfish commitment, and spirit.

God bless you Tony, you will be missed.

Ron Fudge, President Little Theater