GREECE: Our #1 Papa and boisterous loving heart of our family, joined his angel bride, Gloria, on Thanksgiving Eve at the age of 91. He lived by simple principles-love your family above all; find the good in anyone who enters your circle of life; value the freedoms we have in this country; and honor Senorruzzo, as he called God, by doing what is right. A decorated WWII vet, he was the source and the subject of endless stories, none more special than how he fell in love with Gloria at first sight, his bride of 61 years. He proclaimed himself the richest man on earth, but it is we who are rich beyond words because he was our father, grandfather, brother, uncle, cousin, and friend. You are forever in our hearts-children, Ann Marie, Elaine, Tony, Tom, Mary Kay, Peggy, and Mark; The Big Five and greatest joy of his life-grandchildren, Adam, Khyle, Gloria, Olivia, and Jessica; his baby sister, Marge; Jesse, Mischa, nieces, nephews, and cousins who adored him; and his many friends including his Sunday morning breakfast crew from whom he took great joy in collecting his $1 bets.

Friends are welcome to call MONDAY 4-9pm at the DREIER-GILTNER FUNERAL HOME INC.(corner of Portland and East Ridge Rd.) Anthony's Funeral Mass will be celebrated TUESDAY 11am at St. Kateri@ Christ the King Church. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
Ba Ba Boo, I love you. I love you More. I love YOU more. I love you the Most. Okay, you win.





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