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Anthony Quidachay Obituary
Anthony ("Tony") L. Quidachay was born on September 2,1951 to Antonio T. Quidachay and Edith Evans Quidachay, in Brooklyn, New York City. Tony was the 5th in a sibling group of ten children. Tony spent his early years in Brooklyn, moving to Guam when his father discharged from the U.S. Navy. He would spend his adulthood in the San Francisco area and later in Reno, Nevada and Winston, Oregon. Tony was employed at Federal Express. As a Courier for FedEx, Tony worked at stations in San Francisco, Palo Alto and Reno. Tony met his wife, Kim, while working at FedEx. The two were married in 1988 and had a son, Sebastian, in 1989. After 27 years of service, Tony retired from the FedEx station in Reno, eventually moving to Oregon in 2018. Tony met his wife, Kim, while working at FedEx. The two were married in 1988 and had a son, Sebastian, in 1989. After 27 years of service, Tony retired from the FedEx station in Reno, eventually moving to Oregon in 2018. Tony was an accomplished guitar player, playing in bands his entire teen and adult life. He passed away on November 29,2020, in his home in Winston, Oregon, from liver cancer. He is survived by his wife, Kim, son, Sebastian, Anthony Jr., a son from a previous marriage, his siblings, nieces, nephews, and dozens of individuals who were lucky to have Tony as their friend. He will be missed by all.
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Tracie Sasaki and Robert Seibert
December 12, 2020
Kim and Sebastian we are so sorry to hear of Tony’s passing. Tony was a good friend and a such a pleasure to have as a team member at FedEx. Your FedEx family grieves with you.
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Karen
December 9, 2020
Tony was one of the best neighbors I've ever had. He would not hesitate to help any neighbor in need. He was so excited to make the move to Oregon, but I was sad to see him and Kim go. Kim and Sebastian, I am truly sorry for your loss and hope you can find peace during this difficult time.
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