Anthony B. Leone
June 12, 1933 ~ April 8, 2021
Born in:
Queens, NY
Resided in:
Smithtown, NY
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Visitation: April 11, 2021 2:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Branch Funeral Home Smithtown
190 E. Main St.
SMITHTOWN, NY 11787
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May he rest in Our Savior’s arms
God’s blessings, Marina
May the Lord’s abundant love, grace, strength , peace and comfort surround and overwhelm you during this precious time . Many prayers are being released for the entire family and friends .🙏
You are in my prayers.
God Bless!
Mr. Leone was such a wonderful man. Always made sure he fed me the best steaks growing up. So many memories growing up with Annmarie and going to St. Maarten with the family. All of our love to your family. He is now Resting In Peace.
Love Margie & JB
God bless your family and rest his soul.
Uncle Tony was not only my uncle but a great friend and employer.
I will always treasure the memories of being in his presence with Aunt Esther .truly a great man
Tony was a great brother in law, a wonderful man, and a treasure for our family. He, Esther, Linda, Ann Marie, and Laura are in our prayers today and always. Love Vinnie Lananna
Tony Leone Remembered
April 12, 2021
Dear Esther & Family,
I cannot tell you how saddened I was on Friday afternoon, April 9, 2021 when my brother Leo called me with the sad news that Tony had passed away from complications due to hernia surgery.
Please accept my sympathy and prayers for yourself, your children and grandchildren and to Tony’s sister, Jennie Federico.
After my brother Leo’s phone call, memories of our early teen years on 103rd Street in Ozone Park came to mind. How Leo, Tony and I would hang out in front of our house, how we would go bowling on Sunday afternoons or go to a Sunday afternoon movie together. I recall how Tony would also work on my father’s ice and coal truck.
As we were together so often, it seemed like Tony became an adopted brother to Leo and me.
I recall also that Mrs. Leone asked Tony to drop out of high school in order to bring in money for the family. What a blessing it was that Charlie, the butcher on 101st Avenue near 96th Street in Ozone Park, took Tony under his wing and taught Tony the butcher trade.
Tony became such a good butcher that he eventually bought Charlies business when Charlie retired. After that Tony became a successful butcher by trade as he moved on in life.
Such are some memories our childhood friendship and how our early years intertwined together. Above all, Tony was a good man, a faithful loving spouse to you Esther, a wonderful father to your three daughters and a proud grandfather.
Tony’s religion may not have been expressed by Church attendance, but it lived in his heart and by way he lived his life and the way he treated family and friends. I feel that God is more than pleased with Tony’s life and that Tony now rests in the eternal peace of our loving God.
Esther and family, please reflect on the goodness of Tony’s
life with you for 88 years. We mourn his passing. We miss his presence among us. But we rejoice that he is at peace with our loving Father. We are grateful for his good, good life that he shared with us.
Love,
Pat Gisondo
AKA Brother Dominic Gisondo
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We loved his smile and energy. We send our condolences to Esther and Family. Our prayers are with you.
Sincerely,
Leo and Gigi
So sorry to hear of Uncle Tony’s passing, may he rest in eternal peace. Sending prayers, hugs and consolation to Aunt Ester, Linda, Laura, AnnMarie and your families as you absorb your sorrow and reflect on the meaning of your lives together.
We were so sorry to hear about Mr. Leone’s passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family. Love from Philip and Reina Misa (pool man)
Uncle Tony was one of the nicest people I know. From the first day I met him he and Aunt Esther always made me feel so welcome into their family. I will always remember the great timesJack and I spent with them when we visited them in Florida. May he Rest In Peace. Aunt Esther, Linda,Laura and the entire family, I
am so sorry for your loss.