I remember Tony best for the Thanksgiving dinners we shared, most recent one last November, with 4 generations of Constantinos at his Pepper Pike home.  Always welcoming and generous, with a great sense of humor.   It was great fun to see the energy of the young, with Tony watching with great pride.  While Constantinos have lots of their own traditions, he welcomed the Heckaman addition of 100 yr. old recipe for devilled eggs, and not quite as old recipe for brownies at every gathering we attended.  May he rest in peace!

Uncle Anthony was so alive with his strong and unique voice, and his laughter, and his storytelling.   What I will always remember about him and his big smile, that showed his white teeth and his blonde hair with the curl ready to fall on his forehead. After church on Sundays I would often see my uncle Anthony, who stopped by to visit his parents, my grandparents, for coffee and delicious pastries from Hough Bakery. He greeted everyone with a big hello by name , including the children, and  genuinely cared how they were doing and what they were up to.  I loved those times. I loved when Aunt Pat and Uncle Anthony pulled up the drive,  in their big station wagon and all these kids would come running  out of the car.    You could see that my uncle and his wife, my aunt Pat had a wonderful life together with their children, and grandchildren and great grandchildren!   Incredible.  May he Rest In Peace. 

My Uncle Anthony always checked up my mother when she was sick. I appreciated all he did for her. 
One of my fondest memories of Uncle Anthony was that he always visited my grandparents on Sunday morning. When I was older and came up from Columbus to visit, I stayed at my grandparent's house. You could set your watch on his Sunday visits and it made my grandparents very happy. He will be missed.


Dear Patty and Allen,
Please know that we have been holding all of you in our prayers during this sacred time.  Life is such a precious gift, and the relationship you share is a treasure beyond measure.  God bless all of you.
Father John

The Constantino family and Cameratta family always got together when we were kids , Pat and Tony were great friends of my mom and dad , Dominic and Josephine , our deepest sympathies to the entire family from all the cameratta family 


To Joe and Trish and the Constantino family.  We didn't know your dad, but in our relationship with you and other family members, we see great evidence of a man who worked hard and led his family by example.  Your family is a testament to who he was and what he stood for.  We know you will miss him, but you have beautiful memories of him for the rest of your lives. We pray that you will find peace and tranquility knowing that Anthony is with the Lord and that he awaits your arrival at the appointed time.  Love, Vic and Pat Voinovich

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Anthony Constantino

27 February, 1929 – 23 December, 2021

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