Thank you for the wonderful memories playing on the beach when you were a little guy.  I remember the hours I spent pushing you on the rope swing! As you grew, you became a wonderful young man that your mom could be proud of!  You will be missed by many!  Love you Anthony!

Anthony, I remember all of the wonderful visits we had with you, either in Discovery Bay or in Indianola.  Whether it was building sandcastles on the beach, setting off fireworks, or playing tourist in San Francisco, we greatly enjoyed being around you.  Tristan and Kelsey always looked forward to visiting with you as they knew you would willingly play catch in the street or dolls in the family room.  You never complained and always made them feel special.  Thank you for all of the memories.  You will forever be in our hearts.

I remember the time when we visited you in Discovery Bay.  I was about 5 and you were about 11.  We visited an amusement park with Thomas the Train, which I loved at the time.  Even though the adults offered to ride the "big people" rides with you, you stuck with me, riding the kiddie rides!  You did this when we went to the water park at your house, too!  I looked up to you and loved to be around you.  I will miss you, Anthony.

Anthony, I fondly remember visiting you in Discovery Bay and attending your baseball games.  I usually made the mistake of sitting in the bleachers immediately behind Michael, your catcher, and on the rare occasion when he didn't catch your pitch and it loudly crashed into the backboard, I jumped a mile!  It made me grateful that I wasn't the batter, as I couldn't possibly have hit one of your incredible pitches.  I also fondly remember your visits to Indianola Beach where you collected crabs and snails, caught bullheads, built sand castles, jumped off the dock, skim  boarded, and left your footprints in the sand.  Anthony, you not only left your footprints on the sand at the beach, but also on my heart.  You told me several years ago that you would never be too old to receive an Advent calendar, but now, Ant, you've made it pretty difficult for me to mail you one.  I shall miss you, but will love you forever.  Your footprints will always be with me!

Anthony loved life.  He had a gift for sports whether it be golf, baseball or football.  He always rose to the best of his ability.  In golf he claimed that he beat his father on several occasions.  He had a love for the Indianola Beach and explored all its aspects whether it was the sea life or water boarding on a little tide pool.  Anthony's life long dream was to become a professional golfer and given more time he may well have achieved that goal.  Anthony will always be remembered as an enthusiastic young adult who lived life to its fullest.

Thinking of all the fun times when family was together. You will be missed.

Our dear Anthony, memories will keep you with us forever.  We always looked forward to your visits to the beach in Indianola. We watched you play in the puddles, eat sand, catch crabs, build sandcastles, chase seagulls, find starfish, jump off the dock, do flips off the railing, learn to skimboard in the tide pools, and our memories go on and on. You loved to tease the younger cousins and flirt with the adults. We will miss your easy demeanor but will always think of you during our gatherings at the beach.

Those we love remain with us for love itself lives on and memories never fade because a loved one is gone. As long as there is a memory, Anthony will live on in our hearts.
Love always - Dad

Thank you for all the wonderful memories carving pumpkins or playing on the beach. You will forever be in my heart bug, love you.

We have alot of wonderful memories of time we shared with Anthony. He was a very fun-loving person. He will be greatly missed.  Our love to Randy, Cate, Franny, Jenny, and all the Lewallen family. Russ & Mary Strother  and family

Anthony played baseball with my sons, he was such an amazing pitcher.  I couldn't believe how hard and fast he could throw the ball.  Our prayers are with Anthony and his family and friends, peace and love to you.  Anthony,  you will be missed by many.

We met Anthony through Courtney Rundles and he had spent many occasions with our family in our home. Our deepest condolences to Anthony's family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time of deep sadness. Courtney, always cherish the special moments you and Anthony shared. Anthony, may God grant you peace. 
The Busingers (Steve, Terri and Family)

OBITUARY

Anthony Randy Lewallen

May 13, 1996 – November 4, 2015

Brentwood Funeral Home

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