Tony Frank Giordano

Tony is a part of my cherished theater memories. I played Marley's ghost to his Ebeneezer Scrooge at Portland Civic Theatre. I enjoyed his many performances in local productions and admired his dignity and enthusiasm for acting.

He was a classy guy with a love of trad jazz and classical music as well. I learned a lot from Tony about being committed to a role and putting everything you have into it.

Daddy, I will always be your little girl.You gave me a passion for great music, beautiful horses, and all things tomato. I miss your corny jokes, cartoon festooned envelopes, Christmas Chip & Dale pics on Doc Holtzeimer's window, discussing Patricia Cornwell books, Tom Selleck's latest movie and, yes, even the ingredients in your latest soup. Another lifetime wouldn't be enough time to spend knowing you. Wherever you are God is. Mimi

The memories of love and happy times could not have been nicer then the memorial of Uncle Tony.
The heaven has more to sing now that Tony has joined our other loved ones.
Hugs and love.
Cousin Don

If ever there was a great youth director, it was Tony. I think we all looked up to him as someone to admire.

His memory will last forever in my heart.

Dale V. Franz
Youth of Unity 1960-1964