Not a day goes by that I do not think of you my friend 
I will lift up your family in thought and prayer 
RIP MY brother

Dear Families and Friends,

We send our most sincere thanks for your kind expression of sympathy in our recent time of loss. We deeply appreciate your thoughtfulness, and your kindness will always be remembered.

Love, 
Chasty, Anthony Jr., Tatiana, Suniea, Kaileah and Rocko  

We were very fortunate to have had Anthony as a friend and neighbor for many years. We wish to express our deepest sympathy to Chasty and Anthony's children, Anthony, Tatiana, 
Suniea, and Kaileah for their loss.

David & Elaine Bills

I’ll never forget the first time we met at St. Leo’s in sixth grade. Time flew so quickly. I felt blessed to have known you .

Sometimes the people we love the most in this world are gone before we are prepared to say our final farewell.

My heartfelt condolences to Chasty , your children and your family. 

As you say goodbye to your husband & father who was so very close to your hearts, may love & healing flow into your world bringing you much comfort & peace. 

My condolences to the family.  Anthony had a heart of gold. I always remember him I. High school. Hid has gained a beautiful Angel.  Loved to chat with him on Facebook. He will truly be missed.  A strong fighter and always loved talking about his family. RIP my friend 

So proud of the man my Cousin Anthony became; a true family man with a heart of gold. What I’ll always cherish the most in  
my  memories, thoughts and prayers for Anthony is his sincerity in the lost art of conversation.   He could sit down at the dining room table over “buns and coffee” and  make you feel like you were in the most important place, having the most important dialogue in the world.  He would say “C’mon sit down now,  what’s goin on ? “    And an hour later you knew you just had a real conversation with a  man of honor and integrity.   Add in a huge dose of laughter and he always left you wanting more.  God rest your beautiful soul Anthony.  🙏  and thank you for giving us your beautiful family to love and cherish for the rest of our days.  We’re sorry we can’t be present for the services but very much look forward to spending time together in Florida and California.   
 

My heartfelt condolences to his wife, son, and 3 daughters...
Anthony my brother you were one of the bravest and strongest dudes Ive had the pleasure of knowing....We had so many great laughs on facebook, especially the political posts, lol...and even on days when your news for us wasnt good, you told it to us with a smile and determination that always touched my heart...You my friend are the true definition of IRVINGTON STRONG...and Thanks to Kevin for being there to represent us all from the best town this country has ever seen, and for a Brother that deserves it...Thank you for your service and thank you for  being such a good friend growing up and throughout the years....walk easy now on your new journey

Uncle Anthony was and will continue to be remembered as a great man. I would spend my summers, Thanksgiving, and Christmas holidays with them growing up. I wasn’t able to have much growing up but Uncle Anthony always made sure to make me feel included and make sure that my time spent there was memorable.  Uncle Anthony always did whatever it took to take care of his family, a true family man. I am just glad that he is no longer suffering in pain. I know he is looking down from heaven, proud of all that his family has done and what they have been doing to honor him. He will forever be cherished and loved. We love and miss you so dearly Uncle Anthony. Rest in paradise. 🤍

My words cannot express the Sadness and Sorrow that I feel for the loss of my brother and friend
And for the loss for his loving wife and children for whom I give my deepest heartfelt condolences


I met Anthony about 10 or 12 years ago when our daughters played soccer together for a number of years. A real down to earth guy who didn’t bother to put on social airs, I always felt comfortable around him - and that led to some healthy belly laughs between us! Thank you for that, Anthony. 

One funny story is when he offered to host our post-season soccer team party. He went all-out decorating the downstairs, and was all smiles with music and the mic for the kids during the party - but not about that HUGE bag of popcorn that got all in the carpet, the only time he didn’t join in with my laughter. Popcorn and 6-year-olds, just picture the scene, folks!

And one of my favorite Loomis memories was in discovering he was no stranger to the music and mic! Anthony was in a band and we saw him rock the house at a local watering hole! Secretly, I always harbored the fantasy of calling Anthony and asking to sing in the band with him. But, nah, too chicken. But Anthony wasn’t! Not only was he up on the stage, he did so with classic rocker face paint. Live unafraid, he did! 

I will miss seeing Anthony around town, at football games and celebrating our girls. But I thank him for his kindness, friendship, and laughter. I’ll always have that with me!

Love. 

I miss you so much, save me a spot on your knee in heaven. I love you Dad.

I’m so sorry for your loss. He actually came up in conversation today. I just found out he passed. I can’t believe it! He was a great man and colleague. He was honorable as he always did the right thing and truly cared about people. Wow, I’m shocked. Rest in Peace and may God Bless you and your family. Thoughts and prayers being sent your way. 

Anthony was by far the best salesman I have ever known. We became friends after a few visits this was during his time he started  with e.b Bradley co. I was the first shop he called on .We would just call each other to b.s about life. I actually built his kitchen counters when he lived in San Jose before he met his wife . It was the terrible meganite that I complained to him about all the time . Anthony was in my shop the day after he met his wife and told me that he went into the wrong office and couldn’t believe how beautiful she was and I think he got her phone number . I will truly miss talking with him he was a great guy to know and will be missed by a lot of people .we are very sorry for you loss 

For over 30 years I ran in to Anthony on the road throughout the bay area. We were not competitors. Our corners of the industry complemented each others to supply a positive experience for our fabricators. At least, that was the goal. Anthony worked hard. His diligence and commitment to doing the right thing did not go unnoticed. When his name was spoken there was an understanding that you were in good hands. Any negative words spoken were because he won the negotiation. He was better in his job then they were. Anthony did not react to the competition. He was the competition. He drove the market and was by no means a passenger. The last time I spoke to him we had a good laugh about my greatly exaggerated demise. 
There are only little words for such a big finish. Depending on one’s faith or belief, we can only hope that this is the greatest good that can happen to us. 

Bar-b-que's, Giants & A's games, camping trips, football games on TV, beers, did I mention Bar - b- ques...we did it all...40+ years my friend. I'm gonna miss ya buddy. See you on the other side!

Charlie Dolan

So sorry to hear of Tony's passing. All my best to his children and immediate 
family who will have a large hole in their hearts where Tony used to reside.  
He could sell sand to a person living in the desert! I remember his enthusiasm and energy. No more pain dear. Rest in peace.

My condolence to Tony's family. He was a nice guy, funny and enjoyed life.  He will be missed by so many.   I will never forget the  fun I had  when I first met him. RIP Tony. 

Anthony was a valued member of our sales team at DUCHATEAU, and we will all miss his great attitude, positive outlook, and dedication to his job and his family.

We are all honored to have had the chance to know Anthony, and we extend our deepest condolences to his family.

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Anthony Michael Zito

September 26, 1959 – March 1, 2023

Chapel of the Hills

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