I served with Tony in Airborne school, in Italy and later on in Alaska. He was a fantastic human being whose attitude could sway whatever group he was a part of. He was never not smiling and never stopped taking care of those around him. 

I loved him as a brother and I know anyone who knew Tony would say the same. I am so terribly sorry for his family and extend my deepest condolences. 

I had the true pleasure of working next to Tony in our small Italy office from 2019-2021. There, I immediately admired him for his incredible work ethic. Over time, I grew to love that kid for the trademark grin (was it a smirk?) always on his face and his enjoyment of inside jokes. He could simply light up a room.

Some of my fondest memories from that time include his victory in office basketball, his questioning side eye regarding workplace nicknames, the work that he performed on our most challenging cases, and his love for “The Rock.” I would’ve been over the moon to work with him again—anyplace, anytime.

I count myself truly fortunate to have known him and will miss him terribly. My deepest, deepest sympathy and prayers to Tony’s family.

I had a chance to work with Sergeant Rinvelt for nearly two years while in Italy. Hard working, kind, and dedicated … these words don’t even begin to describe Anthony. He was all of this and more, a bright spot in any day.

As I heard the news, I immediately went to my phone to just say, I can text him, I can send him a note to say it’s going to be OK, but of course that’s too late.

To all of his friends and family, I am sorry. To the extent I can ever offer any solace in how amazing of a colleague, and more importantly as a person, he was, please don’t hesitate to reach out to me.

Justin

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