Anthony Michael Radice

Correction: Our last visit together was on 8/11/2021, not 2022.

I am just sick over this news. Just learned about it in a Christmas card. I visited with Anthony and Donna on August 11, 2022 at their home in Chalfont which was the last time we saw each other. Anthony was/is a first cousin; his father was my mother's brother. He was born 6 weeks before me, and, back in the 60's, our families would have dinner together each and every Sunday at their house in Bristol. We were pretty close back then. I remember running around his neighborhood on Penn Street playing "army" with him, my brother, and his brothers (Pat and Billy). Sad the way we drift away from our childhood playmates as time goes on. And, after my mother's tragic death in 1968, the familial connection was severed. We did keep in touch with each other over the years. If my calculations are correct, he was diagnosed with glioblastoma in March, 2024 (?), so I am not sure why he didn't let me know, but perhaps it was being kept quiet. The things I remember most about Anthony were his incredible piano-playing and his compassion. He was like a big brother to me in many ways. He helped me with my electronics courses when I was going to school for engineering. He accompanied me (along with our nana) to court when I got my first traffic ticket in 1975. As the years progressed, we would see each other at funerals and promise to get together, which we did on a few occasions. He and his spouse (Donna) created an incredibly beautiful, sprawling family. My impression of her is that she was a perfect spouse for him, and I am glad he and she created the people they did who will no doubt contribute greatly to the world in myriad ways. I will miss you, Ant, even though we drifted apart. My faith tells me we will meet again.

Tony you will be truly missed. My condolences to the entire Radice family. You have touched my family with your beautiful soul always smiling and your louder then life personality bought a smile to us. From my mother Helen, sister Teri and myself it was wonderful working with an outstanding person we were blessed to known you. Peace be with you my friend.

I remember when he was dressed as A mobster during a Murder Mystery Dinner for our children´s school. He was great in his role!!
I also remember when he came to pick up Donna from our house and we met at the local Friendly´s. My Anthony, Anthony Radice, Tony ( Anthony) sat at a table and Donna, Alain and I sat at the table next to them. Our waiter- his name was - ANTHONY!!! We all laughed!!

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We are so sorry for his passing. Our prayers are with the family. He will forever live in their hearts thanks as well for his service.

Sincerest and deepest sympathy to the Radice family. I went to Audubon High and graduated with Tony class of 1976. Tony was a good guy with a great sense of humor. He was full of knowledge and always had us laughing. I saw him last at our 5 year class reunion. May he rest in peace and make the Angel's laugh.

Captain, you are now relieved from your post. A job well done fellow veteran. America thanks you for your service to our country in the defense of freedom. The final volley has sounded and taps is about to begin, ending a successful career as a nation´s defender. Farewell fellow veteran.