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Anthony Crescenzo Obituary
CRESCENZO, ANTHONY W., SR., 65 - of Wildwood, passed away suddenly, November 4, 2007. Father of Anthony W. Jr.; grandfather of Anthony W. III; brother of Josephine Pascarella, Rose Arcaro, Lucille Bruno, Anna Marie Bildner, Alphonso, Donald and Joseph Crescenzo; also survived by many nieces and nephews. Mass was held Friday November 9, 2007. Interment private. Arrangements: Koller Funeral Home, 6835 Ridge Ave. In lieu of flowers donations in his memory to Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, 34th and Civic Center Blvd., Philadelphia, PA 19104. Memorial Service will be announced at a later date.
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Albert Altenburger
November 12, 2020
He and I grew up on Indiana Ave. I was friends with the whole family.
Kathy & Frank Patton
November 9, 2007
Our hearts and prayers are with your family at this time. We will remember Tony's zest for life and his generosity.
AnnaMarie Pascarella
November 8, 2007
Uncle Anthony you were my Mr Magoo anythime I was around you and I was sad you always seem to lighten my mood you were always laughing and oh so funny,You were always the one who made everyone feel comfortable when they were around you,I will miss you and the times God had given us to be together here on earth. Love and Miss you AnnaMarie P.
wayne chambers, jr.
November 7, 2007
tony always had more than one silly story to tell as we sat on my parents', wayne and rosemary, front porch. he made every day in wildwood crest a great day. tony you will be missed by the whole chambers family, your family.
Lisa, Rob & Krysten Schultz
November 7, 2007
We are so going to miss you. You brought enjoyment and happiness to everyone you met. You are going to be greatly missed. My daughter remembers you as the man that had Christmas in July and I remember you as the man who would do anything for anybody. We will you. Everyone should remember you for the Boop....Boop....Boop
Anne Mascarini/DeLaurentis
November 7, 2007
My condolences go out to the entire Crescenzo family. I went to St. Bridget's with Anna and Josephine and remember the family well. Crescenzo's butcher shop on Ridge Ave. brings back many memories. I think I remember Anthony as a boy. Again, my condolences to all.
Gina Emory
November 7, 2007
My husband & I lived next door to Tony for a few years and we feel lucky to have known him. He was a kind, generous man; full of energy & life. Our thoughts & prayers go out to his family. He will be missed.
Steve Bruno
November 7, 2007
Uncle Anthony ,
We loved you as an uncle, we respected you for your many qualities. You were always so much fun to be around. A caring person in so many ways. You always thought more of giving to others than to yourself. Your kindness and thoughtfulness to our children will never be forgotten. You will always be a special person in our lives. We will miss Ant. Love Steve and Jimmy
Louis Castellano
November 7, 2007
I finally met a friend who's heart was as big as his body and now he is gone.I only new Tony for a short time, since I bought my condo in Wildwood Crest. he was a caring and very generous man who added much to my wife Sue and my life when we were together.I will miss him dearly
Anthony W Crescenzo Jr
November 7, 2007
I never thought that this day would come so soon. I have alot of good memories you and I Dad. I know that you are in a better place now and in Peace. I am glad that in the past 4 to 5 years that we gotten closer to each other, more than anyone knows or thinks. I am happy for that time. I am going to Miss you Dad, and Anthony will too. Not only did I Loose my Dad, I lost my best friend. Love you Dad.Love Anthony
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