Anthony N. DiIanni

My deepest condolences to Tony's family and friends. I've known Tony for a few years, I worked for a car service that would pick him up on Pearl Street and bring him to bridgewell and Lynn, Tony and I built a rapport between each other My heart would ache some days seeing him struggle as he is went on, the little things that made him happy were heartfelt. Sometimes on our route we would have to pick up another gentleman in Winthrop and bring him to his location on the way to Lynn. During the ride to drop the other gentleman off Tony would laugh he really didn't like having the other gentleman in the car but we both made the light of it I would have them chuckling all the way to Lynn. I haven't been able to see Tony since 2023 when I was involved in an accident, I do reside in Winthrop and when Abel I would go for a walk and sometimes catch Tony on the porch with other members. His nickname for me was the old man! Even though I'm only 2 years older than Tony, the little things that made him extremely happy we're hot warming May God rest your soul Tony your friend Mike the old man.