Ah, Tony and Laurel, the best team on the planet... I had the pleasure of taking them to dinner for their 50th Anniversary and what a treasure that memory is for me.  They both got so excited telling stories of when they met, how they survived, both marriage and all their crazy expeditions!   I will forever love them both for all their smiles, gratitude, humbleness and moxie! Much love Laurel, your Anton was one of a kind... 

Tony and I were members of the Yakima Valley Sports Car Club.  I fondly remember his smiles, the stories he shared and his zest for life.  I am truly sorry for you, the family, having lost such a great man.  Tony was generous with his time for me, providing facts and updates on his beautiful white Miata.  I truly enjoyed spending time with him.  

May the Lord grant you all peace.

Thank you,

Bob Wolff  

Tony was a remarkable man who was kind to a fault. With all of his interests he lived his life fully everyday. He was a necessary participant at every gathering with his contagious smile, and generally quiet demeanor - an amazing listener. However, when Tony had something to say, his contributions were worth a listen. My most treasured memories are being entertained at Tony and Laurel's home. They were the perfect hosts. When fortunate enough to be their guest, one was made to feel incredibly welcome and it was apparent that they truly loved entertaining their guests. The last time I was with Tony and Laurel was just several months ago at one of their hosted gatherings of friends. I am so thankful to have had that visit complete with  a hug from Tony - a memory I will cherish. My thoughts and heartfelt sympathy goes out to Laurel (hugs) and to the rest of Tony's friends and family who are remembering and missing him. 

Dear Laurel,
So very sorry to hear of the passing of Tony.  What a great guy with a very cool wife.  I’ll always remember at Roz & Joe ‘s wedding reception Tony commenting on my drink order. “Hmmm tanquery & tonic,  I see we’ve learned how to drink at college.”  I’ve told that story many times as the years have gone on. Mom and I will see you Friday and Laura is trying to rearrange her schedule as well. Big, big  hugs Laurel. 

What a lovely obituary in the paper, of your sweet Tony, Laurel.  Sharing more than half your life with someone you love is such a gift and yet so hard to give up too.   What a blessing it was for him to have you love him all those years.  I  cannot be at his service tomorrow but want you to know I will be thinking of you, sending you blessings and keeping you down deep in my heart.   Love to you, Laurel, 
Diana

Where does one start, in celebrating the life of such a great Man? Tony never met a stranger. He was such a handsome, loving and interesting Guy. I didn't get to see him, nor Laurel as often as I would have liked. I will forever regret that fact. But when I DID get to visit with the two of them....it was always a wonderful "ride" down memory lane and beyond! I would like to extend my very deepest condolences to Laurel, her family and all their dear friends. Tony will be forever missed by all of us, but what a privilege to have known him! He was a "once in a lifetime Guy!" I love you Laurel....Crinn

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Anton J. Sorenson

12 julio, 1938 – 18 octubre, 2018

Keith & Keith Funeral Home

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