My deepest condolences to Anthony's family & friends. He was always a kind & admirable person who inspired me to persevere.
It was an honor working with Anthony for the past few years. I will be eternally grateful for the opportunities he has given me and he will be dearly missed. I will continue to work hard and give 100% in his honor for his company. 
May he rest in peace.

In Loving Memory of Anthony “Tony” Prezzemolo

March 3, 1958 – January 2, 2026



Tony Prezzemolo was far more than a business associate to me — he was a true friend of over 30 years. We met through our work, and from that first project forward, our professional relationship grew into something rare and deeply meaningful. Through his company, MVP, Tony served as the shell contractor for our construction company, Ellemar, and together we built not just structures, but trust, respect, and a bond forged through decades of shared experiences.



Tony treated every project as if it were his own. He consistently went above and beyond, always looking out for the integrity of the work and the success of everyone involved. He had an exceptional ability to identify engineering errors, improve methods, and value-engineer plans with confidence and conviction. More often than not, he would look at a set of drawings and say, “There’s a better way — and that’s the route we’re going to take.” And he was almost always right.



Over more than two decades, we built many magnificent buildings together. Along the way, we shared countless moments — laughter, challenges, triumphs, and the inevitable ups and downs of both business and life. Through it all, Tony remained steadfast, loyal, and committed to excellence.



Beyond his professional brilliance, Tony was a loving father, brother, son, and friend. His heart, character, and generosity defined him just as much as his skill and work ethic. He leaves behind a legacy of integrity, craftsmanship, and genuine friendship.



Tony will be sorely missed, but never forgotten. I am deeply grateful for the years we shared, the work we created together, and the friendship that meant so much to me. Rest in peace, my friend. Your impact lives on in every building we raised together and in the hearts of all who knew you.



Only the Best!

Mark Rothenberg

Team Ellemar

To Mark, Kathy, Chrissy, and family,

I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Anthony was a businessman, a stand-up man, and most importantly, a devoted family man.

I knew Anthony when he was just a baby in Brooklyn. I remember seeing Aunt Chicki and Uncle Paul whenever my mom and dad visited Grandma Arbucci. Later on, Anthony lived on Concord Street, on the top floor above my parents. My dad, Uncle Dan, wound up training Anthony in carpentry and the proper use of tools.

At his wedding, Anthony arranged for a special singer to perform Italian songs just for Uncle Dan. That gesture says so much about the kind of man Anthony was—thoughtful, respectful, and kind.

He will be deeply missed.

With heartfelt sympathy,
Cousin Pat Arbucci

To Stephanie and Michael

We’re praying for you as you grieve the loss of your dad.  May you feel God’s comfort and the love of those around you, and may his memory be a blessing .

With Love,
Steven and Audrey Demino-Florida
Andrew Demino,-Atlanta, GA

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Anthony Prezzemolo

3 marzo, 1958 – 2 enero, 2026

Kraeer Funeral Home & Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens

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