Tony and I grew up together on March Lane, we played every sport that you could think of with my brother Paul and the Caprio boys and Mike Fenton, we used to call Tony "Kate' " he and I would walk to Clarke H.S. every morning, one summer we rode around the neighborhood on our bikes pulling our lawn mowers to make some money, I will miss you Kate'(Tony) see you on the other side

I met Tony before the pandemic. We became instant friends. One day we drove to the LI Theatre Museum, and we'd take pictures in stupid silly poses in front of the sculptures. We were in stitches. We had the best fun and the best laughs. He introduced me to the owner who let me sing at SaVino's on the weekends once a month. That was one of my best singing gigs, the atmosphere was exceptional because of Tony and everyone knew it - and he was the kindest to all my friends and family. I started checking in with him weekly and even his Mom passed, and would pass the telephone to my Mother who would have long conversations with Tony asking him how he was doing. We cared for him. I''d meet up with him on Mondays at the sushi place. Tony was a machine - consistent, kind, loyal, and humble that SaVino's was his life and enjoyed every minute of it. I admired that. I haven't heard from him and when I found this link my heart was crushed. Tony, may God be holding you always in His loving arms. You are home. I love you my dear friend. I be talking to you in my prayers, dearest Friend. God Love You and keep you close. Amen.

A class act - you will be missed!

I grew up just a few houses down from Anthony, we all played every sport together on that street (even golf) They are great memories. My deepest condolences to his family and loved ones.

Words can't really express how sad we feel about Tony's passing. He always had a smile when he greeted you and it was always a pleasure to see him at Savino's. A great bartender, a great worker and a great person. We'll always think of Tony when we go to Savino's. He won't be forgotten. RIP Tony Eileen and Karl

Danielle, Tom, Shane, Hunter and Aunt Annette, we are so sorry for your loss. Deepest condolences to you all. We will all miss Anthony. RIP with all of our family in Heaven. Love, Joel Melissa and Cole

I've known Tony since 1st grade and being in the boyscout's and in. The 4th and 5th and the 6th grade a lot of our friends would go to Tony's house and make films like he was the six million dollar man and we made so many of them and ever time I would see him he always had that warm feeling about all of his friends and now I would love for Tony and his family to have peace knowing that he was a fantastic person and an amazing friend who I will miss until we meet in heaven, God Bless you and your family and thanks for being my friend Daniel Carroll #63

We always loved coming to Savinos to share the night with you. We miss you Tony. We know you’re in a better place. Love Mary and Rob Kennedy

Our deepest condolences and sympathy to the family RIP Tony, may you be held safely in God’s arms.

Tony was the ultimate gentleman. He loved his work at Savinos, loved to sing Elvis songs and loved to make people happy and enjoy themselves! I’m still having a difficult time believing he’s gone … he is and always will be dearly missed!! Love you Tony … thanks for the opportunity of having you and being able to call you a close friend!!! I’ll miss our conversations, your voice, your laughter, your everything!!!!! RIP 🙏 God Bless You for being the wonderful man you were … I’m truly heartbroken 💔 however, now you’re not in pain. See you soon, Kathleen

I’ll always remember how much Tony loved Elvis & performing for everyone at SaVinos. He will be sorely missed. Now he will meet the King of Rock & Roll and be in his glory!

I will miss your happy face and kind heart. We have been friends since elementary school and even dated for awhile. I'm so glad we kept in touch through the years.Rest in Peace my dear friend.

Ran into Tony one night when I walked into 17 Murray St in downtown NYC where he was bartending. I would hang out with Tony and Art Shamsky who owned the bar. Spent many nights taking the train home together after he got off of work. Beautiful soul who will be missed.

For many years, we looked forward to Friday night dinner and sharing a laugh with Tony. His warm greeting always made us feel like family. Tony was a very special person. His quick wit will surely be missed. The Wine Guy may be in heaven now but, he will always remain in our hearts.

Only one “Tony the wine guy”…he is missed by many💔 may Tony rest in eternal peace and his memory be for a blessing.

Rest in peace Tony, it was a privilege to have been your friend for so many years, you are forever in our hearts, never to be forgotten 🙏🏻♥️

Condolences to Annette, Danielle, and Valerie. RIP Tony, may you be held safely in God’s arms.

Death is a moment of instant creation as I was told. May you Soar high and love your New journey. You will be missed here.

Forever in our hearts

May he rest in peace and his memory be a blessing 🙏 you are truly missed.

Always in my heart.

Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.