I worked with Tony for many years at walgreens in Englewood, Fl. he was a very sweet man and was so much fun to work with! i am so sorry to hear about his passing, he will be greatly missed.

Remembering my brother on the anniversary of his passing.

Tony,  known as the insane one.          I mean this with the most respect,for he was well respected for his somewhat crazy intellegent antics. Sarcastic at times,cynical,   most often. He looked at this world of people for what it really is and set out to conquer it.But deep down inside of him he wanted to love and be loved. I only wish that I could have told him how loved he really was. For people that I meetand introduce myself by my name ask me if i'm related to Tony. "I say yes,he's my brother."They most often respond with the same answer."He's your brother.Oh,Tony was insane," with a half smile on there face.Now I know the definition of insane.It means you have given someone a lasting memory that you can't quite know how to explain it.             Funny was Tony, yes. Sarcastic, yes. Cynical,yes.Wanted power,money,hungry to conquer the world,yes.             Was he insane,YES.And thats why I loved him so and everyone else who referred him to as insane.             He will be greatly missed.             Love, Robert youngest brother.

We are so sorry to hear about Tony. We had tried over the years to contact him but with no response. Our condolences to the family. He was our Best Man at our Wedding 35 yrs. ago and lost touch. He will be missed. To young to soon.
Sara and George Kolacz from New Jersey

so sorry to read in yesterday's jersey paper about the passing of a good friend from years past.  in talking with another friend recently, pete wickersty, we both fondly remembered tony and wondered where he had settled. 
with the passing of neal armstrong the other day a common asked question was asked about where you were when 
America landed men on the moon.  i remember clearly watching it with tony on his room t.v.  i believe we, and the world, was transfixed to a blackened screen, until the landing actually took place, and pictures could be streamed to the terrestrial bound.   the rocketry club at Salk was another fond memory.  tony and i began our freindship after commonly anwering a T.V. related question in school.  while many of the others listed all in the family, both tony and i listed Star Trek, only then recently in syndication and the thought of trekkies just in its infancy.  i don't know if tony ever dressed the part.

tony and i spent three months one summer plucking bottles from the side of Marlboro read.  It was at the inception of earth day activities and we took it to heart to help clean the roadway near our house.  For some reason i remember the sum of paltry sum of $38.00 dollars in recyclable money at the time, most of it for nickel returns on green coca cola refillables.  hah.   

to charlie, alice, robby and dad my warmest condolances.

Tony was a great person to work with. He will be missed. Prayers for his family and friends.

My thoughts and prayers are with you during this time of need.  I also worked with Tony.    Robyn Slack  (Bradenton, Fl. )

It has been so nice to see all the people who cared about my brother-in-law, Tony. The stories here really helped me understand a bit more about him. Love to Kathy and the family,
Judie

There are so many humorous memories over the years.  Tony was always diligently working on various projects himself instead of having a professional come in to do it and saving himself the time or effort.  Once he melted? the roadway a bit in front of his house, then filled the pits himself, even coming out later to sand the asphalt down with an electric grinder himself. He was avid on caring for his vehicle top to bottom and trunk too.  I remember when I first met him being afraid to learn of what he did for a living as he was always coming in and out during the zombie hours and cleaning his car including the trunk, and was from NJ/NY.  Boy was I relieved to find out his occupation as a night pharmacist.  When he was home he was an avid griller that would often wrestle with it even tossing it into the pool one day.  Laughed it off and agreed "that would take care of it".  Tony wasn't much into others business, but was always willing to come back with a friendly greeting of recognition even when obviously exhausted from a recent trip.  He was friendly to our boys, put up with our dog even laughed at her when she would incessantly bark at him as if she had never met him before.  We are truly sad to not be able to enjoy many future years with him as a wonderful neighbor and caring husband to our wonderful Kathy.  Tony may you rest in peace.

I worked with Tony for a long time at Walgreens and was shocked this morning when I saw his name. He had the best sense of humor and we laughed alot. He spent every night cooking fabulous meals in a toaster oven in the breakroom. I was always amazed at what he could fix in a toaster oven, he was very creative. We talked about everything from his Princess cruises to his trips to Bonaire. I missed seeing his smiling face at work every night. My prayers go out to his family during these difficult times. We too are sad and would love to attend his service.

I was saddened to hear that Tony passed away.  He always took time to talk when I would pick up my meds.  He had a hearty laugh too.  He will be missed.

I worked with Tony at Walgreens a while back. I was a technician. I was always so happy to come in to work in the morning and see that he was there in the evening becouse I knew my job would be soo much easier that day becouse he filled all the prescriptions that night.  He was really funny and always had a smile on his face. My prayers are with his family. The stories about the food he used to make from the other entries brought back some memories for sure. He was a really nice guy.

I'm so sorry to hear of Tony's passing. I worked with him as a pharmacist at walgreens in sarasota many years ago. He was so much fun to work with and I was always amazed at how many ways he could cook with garlic! He was a good person and pharmacist. He will be missed. My condolences to Tony's family.

My heartfelt thanks to all of you for sharing some wonderful stories about my brother, Tony. They give me and my family great comfort at this difficult time.

We  have been neighbors for over 10 years. Our thoughts and prayers going out to Kathy and there familys during this time.

I worked with Tony for two years. He was a very nice person.I will miss him. He was always coming up with crazy meals for himself for lunch that he would cook in the micrwave. We would laugh about how some of them smelled awful. And he never could find a comfortable pair of shoes. I never "met" his wife Kathy but we talked on the phone quiet a bit. We had a few laughs about his neighbors and the bar-b-que grill. He made friends with our customers too. All of them that were aware of his passing this week wanted his family to know he would be missed. His memory will be with us for a long time.

To Tony's family, I give you my condolences. I worked with him in Pharmacy and we always had a blast. He was so nice, every so often we would get lunch and he'd treat. I always tried to make him laugh and he would tease me right back. I'm really going to miss working with him, he was such a good person.

OBITUARIO

Anthony Salzano

14 marzo, 1958 – 24 julio, 2012

Robert Toale & Sons Funeral Home at Palms Memorial Park

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