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Arlene Donnellon
December 30, 2016
Sorry to just learn of Tony's passing. He was a dear friend of my father, Harry Elsworth. They worked together at Falstom and after my father passed away in 1990, i stayed in touch with Tony. I live in Florida now and he would send me a Christmas card along with a nice note every year. i didn't receive a card from him this year, so I just saw he passed away. May he RIP
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John
May 24, 2016
Anthony was a great neighbor.Sorry for everyones loss. John
April 14, 2016
Sorry for death of my Uncle Tony death. I will miss him.
Love Emily Marie Nienajadly Farrimond
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