Suzy & family, 

Josh just learned of Anthony’s passing.  We are truly sorry and Josh will never forget working for Anthony and the loving family friendship he had with your family.  He cherishes the trip to the Florida Keys with you, Anthony & children.  Anthony always treated Josh like a brother.  He made lots of Italian meals for Josh at lunchtime while working with Anthony.  He taught Josh the Plumbing trade.  He will definitely be missed by Josh and me.  Please accept our deepest sympathy & prayers.

Michele Etzel & Joshua

So sorry to hear about Tony. He was our plumber for years at Pine Ridge North 2.

We just heard about his passing on Friday. 

I was [ how you felt ] when I heard the news of Antonio's passing

Virginia and Frank and the entire Sullo family,My heart goes out to all of you . Anthony you will be missed dearly,I will never forget all the good times we had as kids in the neighborhood!! RIP with all my love , Tammy 

Uncle Jr, Auntie Virginia, cousin  Audrey & families.

Robert and I send our deepest condolences to our entire Sullo Manzo family. You are all in our thoughts and continued prayers.

In love and sympathy, 

 Cousins, Robert and Linda Sullo

Uncle, 

Words cannot begin to describe your influence on my life. 

Starting from when I was a little kid all the way up to my adult years, you always taught me the importance of doing your best, never giving up, and if you want the best in life it comes with hard work, grit and determination and most importantly “family first”.

That’s exactly how you lived your life, by exhibiting that unwavering resolve to  overcome any challenge life threw at you. No matter how big or small, you used it as motivation to become a self-made success. 

With you it was never about material things but rather the impact you made on the world and you certainly made an impact with bringing 4 beautiful kids into this world. There’s no doubt they will go on to do amazing things. Your hands helped cultivate and forge many communities in both Florida and Rhode Island. 

I will forever remember the conversations we shared together; anything from a 10 second “I’ll call you back” to an hour long phone call catching up on life, to even our most recent conversation where you told me how much you admired the man and father I have become.

 I know now you’ll be up in heaven watching out for my father and watching down on all of us. 

While the next chapter will be tough on all of us, I know I will continue my journey through my life with your pride on my shoulders and I will try to never let you down.

Through the pain comes the sorrow and paves the way for a better tomorrow.

With Love,

Frankie

Uncle I’ll never forget our last conversation we had. How pride full you were about the “sullo Power.” The weekend jobs we used to go on. Anytime I was in a jam you were always there didn’t matter what time or how busy you were, watching football games (eating your calzones and pizza) ufc fights boxing matches laughing when grandpa would yell at you. I’m going to miss seeing you at holidays and your baked stuffed shrimp. I’ll never forget the race we had before my wedding an you fell an got road rash.  I’ll never forget when I was little you bought me my first pair of football cleats. Most of all I’m going to miss your random phone calls to just talk about life. I’ll never break the promise I made to you uncle. 

I love you uncle 

Chris 

• Of all the special gifts in life, however great or small, to have you as our son was the greatest gift of all.  A special time, a special face, a special son we can’t ever replace. With an aching heart we whisper low we miss you Anthony and we love you so. We are so proud to have been your parents.  You were the light of our lives. We are grateful for the happiness you brought us. It’s so hard to understand that you are no longer with us. You’ll always be thought about with such pride.  The love you left behind  forever will live on and until we meet again rest peacefully.  Love always mommy and daddy.