Anthony L. Roe

I met Tony back in 2011 through Billy Telech and his family. I knew right away that Tony was someone special.
Tony had a great sense of humor and was also very kind and thoughtful. He was also very competitive! What fun we had one summer in Elmira playing "team" miniature golf at Eldridge Park. Tony and I were on opposite teams. It's still up in the air who really won! What silly fun!
You gave it a good fight, Tony, when health issues started piling up. I will really miss you. My sincere condolences to all his family and friends.

Condolences to the Roe family and to Linda Johnson and family.
Tony spent many days at our house when we were growing up on Lackawanna Ave. It felt like he was part of our family. He ate many meals with us and was at most of our family gatherings as a child and adult.
When my mother was in the nursing home, he visited her 2-3 times a week and even snuck in pies to her many times.
Tony was like a brother to me and my siblings. Thank you, Tony, for being part of my life and my family's life for nearly 70 years. God bless.