You will never be forgotten, rest in peace brother.🙏 Your the BEST TONY.🤝🏻👍🏻

Tony....ceech!  I guess I owed you the last call!  You were the funniest of all the Veccs.without knowing.the storys.....the Bus .Sam the Dog.he we laughed.then u and I were kids we worked at farm stand for 25 cents ...after some time we broughta salt shaker with us we would eat.tgen he caught me eating... he gave you 50 I still had.25!! Many more..Tony Fiat....i am gonna miss you cousin ...nothing but love and light.......

Tony,

You always talked about the past and all the fun we had as kids, our heritage, and our grandparents. Oh how I am going to miss those talks. 

Rest easy my cousin.

Love,

Candi

Hey Tony, I don’t like talking to you when you’re not there. Tony I think you’re a great man. You had a level head with a great sense of humor. I know you were proud being an American and being an Italian. Tony I’m gonna miss you a lot and I think everybody’s gonna that knew you. And if there’s one person that I mean this about it’s gonna be you my Paisan. Until we meet again you are in my thoughts. Ciao.... Vinny

When I first met Tony five years ago we instantly became friends, within five minutes talking to him we became family. Tony was the niceness, caring and loving person I have ever met. He always had away to put a smile on your face even if  you were down. He was the most unselfish person, always putting others first. Tony was very proud to serve his country for the U.S. Army. He also was extremely proud of his only son who graduated from Fordham University and then enlisted in the military.  I feel truly blessed to have been able to break bread with him at different occasions and holidays. Rest in peace my friend, I will miss you greatly Tony. I pray someday we will meet again.  My deepest and sincere condolences to all your family. May God Bless you Tony, YOUR THE BEST.










I’m so sad to hear that Tony has passed. He was a wonderful man. My family and I loved to have him over for dinner all the time. I will always remember when he had me over his place to show me how he made his sauce with pasta. He was so proud. He will be deeply missed. He will always be remembered , such a dear friend, You Got to do what you have to do Kid!”, RIP

I’m very sad to hear about Tony’s passing. He was a very dear friend to me and my family. He was a very nice man with a fantastic loving way about him. I will always remember the time he had me over for dinner and he showed me how he makes his sauce with pasta. He was so proud. We always loved to pick him up at his apartment and have him over for dinner. He was so much fun.  He left his mark in us, “You Got To do What You Got Do Kid!” RIP 

Saw you last at cousin Tracy wedding. Wish I could have known you better. RIP

I will forever miss you. You left so unexpectedly and were such an important part of my life.  This is still so shocking and sad. All the memories we shared and what a main part you were in my growing up. One of my dearest Uncles and godfather. How blessed I was to have you in my life. I will miss those phone calls from you and still have your voicemails saved.  I will hold forever in my heart the last phone call we had just 2 weeks prior and all the things we said. Thank you for being a wonderful part of my life and loving me. The Vecchios always produced wonderful, loving, protective and caring men and you are no exception. You were one of those men.  I know I can speak for us all when I say that we are heartbroken.  Now you’re with my mom, aunt Louise, Nonna and grandpa. We will be together again soon. Love you! Rest in Jesus’ peace. 
Tricia 

OBITUARY

Anthony V Vecchio

May 30, 1950 – May 8, 2020

David T. Ferguson Funeral Home

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