Tony was my older brother; a kind and gentle man who loved children and having fun. In fact, I don't have a single memory of Tony that doesn't involve having fun with him... we played games together, he always took us kids to the skating rink, and played Mario Brothers with me well into the night when I should have been sleeping. :)
My brother lost his life on March 5, 1989 at the age of 30 in an accident at work. It was a Sunday afternoon when we got the call that he'd been injured. It wasn't until family arrived at the hospital that they learned he'd been electrocuted cleaning machinery at Rex Mills in Ranlo, North Carolina where he worked, and was killed instantly.
Tony was survived by both of his parents, his wife, his 4 year-old daughter, and many others who love and miss him.
My brother lost his life on March 5, 1989 at the age of 30 in an accident at work. It was a Sunday afternoon when we got the call that he'd been injured. It wasn't until family arrived at the hospital that they learned he'd been electrocuted cleaning machinery at Rex Mills in Ranlo, North Carolina where he worked, and was killed instantly.
Tony was survived by both of his parents, his wife, his 4 year-old daughter, and many others who love and miss him.
Tony was my older brother; a kind and gentle man who loved children and having fun. In fact, I don't have a single memory of Tony that doesn't involve having fun with him... we played games together, he always took us kids to the skating rink, and played Mario Brothers with me well into the night when I should have been sleeping. :)
My brother lost his life on March 5, 1989 at the age of 30 in an accident at work. It was a Sunday afternoon when we got the call that he'd been injured. It wasn't until family arrived at the hospital that they learned he'd been electrocuted cleaning machinery at Rex Mills in Ranlo, North Carolina where he worked, and was killed instantly.
Tony was survived by both of his parents, his wife, his 4 year-old daughter, and many others who love and miss him.
My brother lost his life on March 5, 1989 at the age of 30 in an accident at work. It was a Sunday afternoon when we got the call that he'd been injured. It wasn't until family arrived at the hospital that they learned he'd been electrocuted cleaning machinery at Rex Mills in Ranlo, North Carolina where he worked, and was killed instantly.
Tony was survived by both of his parents, his wife, his 4 year-old daughter, and many others who love and miss him.
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Devoted Father
In God's Loving Care
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