Anthony Louis Patnode

Last year, I met Tony as a co-worker. From the first day, Tony brought a joyful energy to the whole team. He uplifted us through sharing stories and telling jokes. Tony was a professional who worked hard and cared for his colleagues.

Rest in peace Anthony. I hope you and Jonathon will finally meet. I know you would have enjoyed each other´s company as you shared so many of the same wonderful traits. Love, Aunt Elaine & Uncle Dick

Brad and I feel blessed to have met your dear grandson, Anthony. I am so glad that I got to hug Anthony and pray for him each day in my morning prayers. He was truly blessed with the love and dedication of his grandparents, Lou and Carol Patnode. God has received him into His arms. We send love and sympathy to all of Anthony's family.

To my fellow cancer warrior. I´m sorry you lost your fight Anthony. We were in this together. Two classmates battling different forms of aggressive cancer. You gave me insight and light when there was darkness. I encouraged you to fight and fight. My memories of you from high school and into adult hood will be memories I look back on often. It was enlightening to have conversations with you knowing you knew exactly what I was talking about and how I felt. You were an amazing friend and we will meet again one day.

I met Anthony back at a church retreat many, many years ago. We just from then, became close. We stayed up all night talking like we had known each other for years. He´s the only person who was consistent in my life and cared about me, and then my children when they came along. Then fast forward I called a debt consolidation place, wouldn´t you know who was on the other end, him. We just laughed. He definitely took a piece of my heart when he left.