Anthony "Tony" Suppizio of Secane, PA, died on February 23, 2006. He is survived by his beloved wife of 64 years, Antoinette nee D’Orazio; his loving children, Jeanne Sciocchetti Ralph and Anthony C. Sulpizio Sydney; his adoring grandchildren, Ron Maria, Alicia, Danielle and Anthony Mackenzie; great-grandchildren, Ronald and Olivia; his brother, Ronald; his sisters, YolandaContinue Reading
Neil Amadio
left a message on February 28, 2006:
Antoinette, Anthony, and family; As you may be aware of, Mom is in a rehab down in Cape May as a result of a fall and broken hip. If there was any way for her to attend the services she would be there. We try to have someone there every day, and during the week, it's me, so I won't be able to attend Tony's services, but my brother and sister will.......Some of my earliest memories are of cousin Tony and Pop sitting in the kitchen at Daggett St. early Saturday mornings back when you all still lived there...Later,after I'd become a glazier, I'd always make it a point to stop in to see Cousin Tony at Perilstein's when I would come there for materials and such.....He would advise me when i asked, and always made me laugh. He was the genuine article; a man who loved his family and never would say a bad word about anyone....I'm sure he's with God today, and I'll remember him and you in my prayers. Cousin Neil
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Neil Amadio
left a message on February 28, 2006:
Antoinette, Anthony, and family; As you may be aware of, Mom is in a rehab down in Cape May as a result of a fall and broken hip. If there was any way for her to attend the services she would be there. We try to have someone there every day, and during the week, it's me, so I won't be able to attend Tony's services, but my brother and sister will.......Some of my earliest memories are of cousin Tony and Pop sitting in the kitchen at Daggett St. early Saturday mornings back when you all still lived there...Later,after I'd become a glazier, I'd always make it a point to stop in to see Cousin Tony at Perilstein's when I would come there for materials and such.....He would advise me when i asked, and always made me laugh. He was the genuine article; a man who loved his family and never would say a bad word about anyone....I'm sure he's with God today, and I'll remember him and you in my prayers. Cousin Neil
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