

Anthony built his life with steady purpose and pride in work done well. After accomplishing his HVAC certification, he went on to complete his lineman apprenticeship, and he earned his journeymen ticket. His work reflected his determination, reliability, and the quiet strength of someone who could be counted on.
Beyond his work, Anthony found meaning in the things that brought people together. He enjoyed drawing as a monochromatic artist, and he cherished life by the lake with family and friends. He also loved hunting and fishing, and he was rarely still for long—always building something, always shaping ideas into something real with his hands and his time.
Those who knew Anthony will remember a man whose loyalty ran deep and whose kindness showed in the ways he stood by the people he loved. He had a sarcastic sense of humor and a gift for keeping laughter close, always making everyone laugh and leaving a lighter moment behind, even on ordinary days.
Anthony is survived by his Mother: Michelle Dunavan, Father: Charles Dattellas, Sister: Michelle McGregor, Sister: Elizabeth McRae, Nieces and Nephews: Kadence, Taidan, Graydin, Caison, and Brogan. He is also survived by many extended family members and friends that are too many to name.
Anthony will be remembered with respect and lasting affection by all who had the privilege to know him.
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