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There are no words to console…
There are no words to console the heart. One year ago today I held you until you left this world. Never a day passes that my heart does not ache from missing you, your love, friendship and companionship. I hope wherever your spirit is that it exists in peace and comfort. Thank you for the family and memories we built together that keep me upright until we are together again. For these I am grateful on this day of thanks. I love you, Tony, and always will.

I am surrounded by Tony’s paintings in my home in Brewster and Boston which makes me so happy.  I will never forget spending time with him and Kerry at both his studio and at the gallery. 

I continue to be awed by Tony’s wonderful use of color and light which make his paintings pop!

Happy 73 birthday…. Wish you were still here to celebrate ❤️!

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When asked what made Tony different from others is a mindset I often
try to not do. Instead, I think what makes a person unique. Tony's uniqueness
was multiple. Balancing leadership with friendship was something I remember.
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2021, Norwood, MA, USA
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Happy every
Superbowl night 2020 at the Nelsons
Happy every "2nd" Anniversary. Miss and love you so much.
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A gift to you, Tony. We marri…
A gift to you, Tony. We married on Sept 2, 20-1/2 years ago but we celebrated our anniversary on the 2nd of every month for those 20 years. We never missed the opportunity to say it, leave a gift for each other or a card. This gift is for both of us. Your sneakers sit beneath your easel and you show me how to let my emotions out while keeping your voice, that you lost this last year, alive.
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I had the pleasure of meeting…
2016, Jacksonville, FL, USA
I had the pleasure of meeting Paul, I believe it was the fall of 2016, and instantly became friends, he had me at Billiards, Fast Cars, and Real Estate. Such a renaissance man! The kind of guy I got lost in conversation with, it was always exciting to connect and talk about all kinds of things and life. He happened to ask me to check in on his beautiful renovated gallery in Jacksonville while he was up North for the summer and I said yes just because I wanted to be able to keep the connection with him throughout the busy months and lives that we live. This was a great decision on my part lol because my plan worked out. I got more face time with him and his amazing wife. At the end of each summer when he would return he would want to compensate me and I would say no cause just knowing he and Kerry was payment enough. But he surprised me with two of his special printed paintings and they hang proudly in my conference room in my office. I share the stories of my relationship with Tony whenever I have a new person in the space. Tony, you are sorely missed and until we meet again I will try my best to keep your legacy alive, and that is by taking time to engage with people that come across my path as you did effortlessly. Thank you for the wisdom from the conversations we shared I am blessed to have gotten to know you.
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What a beautiful picture of Tony! Truly captures his light and joy - hope that you are well, Kerry and putting one foot in front of the other
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This 3rd month anniversary of…
This 3rd month anniversary of your departure, I awake and think of your eyes filled with wonderment and love. How I miss you dear friend and husband.
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Lovely lilacs...makes me smil…
Lovely lilacs...makes me smile!
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Venice reimagined
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Steven Smoot
2005, Long Point, Provincetown, MA, USA
Bonfire on the beach. I recall how Tony, Kerry, Ronnie, Liz, Kevin, and I decided to have a bonfire at Long Point Beach. It was a wonderful night. We drove out on to the sand, had a nice bonfire, ate lots of food and drank wine. Did I mention lots of wine? Tony played the radio on the car, but at the end of the night the car would not start. We were waving down all the cars for a jump start, but Tony had not cables and most cars did not. We all got home safe that night. The following weekend I gave Tony a set of jumper cables as a sort of gag gift. It was so nice wading into the warm ocean waters under the stars with just our bonfire as light. This is how I will recall Tony, enjoying the moment, the stars, the sea, the food, the wine and most of all the company. We miss you Tony.
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Dearest Kerry, please know how we adore the memories of tony, the good times had and the work that he did that we we’re so blessed to see and hear stories about from him 🙏🙏 we send our deepest condolences and look forward when we can see you again...till then our dear friend please take care of yourself, honor your beautiful husband and embrace in the glory of him❤️❤️❤️Xoxoxoxo kim and rita💕
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Orchids
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Roses and Dinghies
Roses and Dinghies
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Hi Kerry,
We are so sorry for your loss! A. Paul lives with us forever.
The city traffic scene he is painting above is in our living room xoxo
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Thank you for a life filled w…
Thank you for a life filled with laughter and love.
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I am so moved by everyone's stories and memories of my husband. He was a beautiful man inside and out. He was always ready to extend a hand in friendship, inspire one to dream and reach for that dream, and he gave from his heart openly. I miss him so very much as I know so many of you do as well. It is my hope that the donations so many of you have made will help towards finding a drug to help others to avoid what I and the family had to face over a course of a year. We are grateful for your contributions. Tony was a passionate man with so many interests. He loved life and lived it fully. It is the memories he leaves in his wake that will carry us all through in his absence.
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Kindess....Tony was Chief Operating Officer at Montgomery County Association For Retarded Children of New York. Working with a disabled population who all loved Tony. At any given staff meeting, if a disabled person entered the room we were meeting in, Tony would immediately stop the meeting. And, Speak to the person on a first-name basis, welcome the person and ask what issue it was. Many times, the disabled person wanted to say thanks for a deed Tony had done, and thats it. Tony would let the person talk, and graciously, the person continued to their destination. This taught me to know our people, take time for their issues, and never, ever, exclude them from a need, if only to say hello. Several times a person may have missed their ride home, and our meeting would not resume until Tony was assured, the disabled person's ride was outside the building. The entire program folks knew Tony with a smile and a hug. Compassion.
April 1985, I was interviewed for a new job as a cost accountant at Liberty Ent. Tony was the assistant director and oversaw the manufacturing operation. After meeting the comptroller for the first interview, I went to Tony's office. These were the lean years for Liberty and Tony'soffice was in an add-on mobil home attached to the main building, a site to behold. Immediately, I sensed a chemistry, we talked manufacturing and what could I do to insure good reporting, he asked me how would I track theprocess of making a lead pencil, I told him, and we knew we could work together. I remember when we started together the Agency;s budget was 8 million of which manufacturing accounted for 6 million, the year was 1985. Tony retired in 2008, as Chief Operating Officer and I worked up to Assistantant Controller, we worked together through the whole journey. At the time Tony left, the Agency Budget was 55 million. I would say he built an empire.
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I first met Tony in 9th grade science class. He and a couple others were talking in the back of the room. The teacher said "that is enough talking for today," Tony started laughing and the next thing we knew he was out in the hall. He came back in after a while very serious but the other guys were snickering and Tony burst out again. He was much better after that but every time I think about first meeting Tony, I remember his laugh and smile.
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Tony & I both grew up in Amsterdam’s West End. We never got to hang out during those years, but I consider myself fortunate to have our paths cross again working at Liberty. Tony was a mentor to me, I don’t believe I would have had my 31 year career if it wasn’t for his support & guidance.
We both share a love of British Sport Cars, crunching the #’s, but the bottom line his compassion for those folks we served.

Glad I got to see him back in 2018 at his studio, where he then turned my Son & I loose on the beaches with his Jeep.

A saying that always stuck it’s me, “The greatness of a man can best be measured by his willingness to be kind” that was Tony.

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