Anthony J. Musumeci

So sorry for the loss of Tony, he will be sorely missed.

Tony,
We’ve had great times over the 40 plus years of our friendship. I will miss you my dear friend. Until we meet again. Love you!!.

Dear Marie, Gina, Marissa, Dianna & family,
Please accept our deepest condolences for your family’s loss of sweet Tony. He was a loving friend and family man who will always remain in the minds, hearts and prayers of those who were fortunate to know him. We treasure the milestones our children crossed together as well as our fond personal memories of love and laughter from years gone by in your Bohemia home. We will continue to keep Tony and your family in our daily prayers.
Much love,
Maureen & Tom Felicciardi

So sorry to hear of Tony’s passing. I knew Tony from the 16 years he taught at St. Joseph’s. He would always stop in my office to say hello and catch up. He always spoke about his family, he loved them so much. He was a kind, gentle person. He will be missed.

Dear Marie, Gina, Marissa, Dianna, sons in-law and beautiful grandchildren,
My heart was so sad today when I heard of Tony’s passing. Please accept my deepest sympathy for your profound loss of an extraordinary man, loving husband, father, and grandfather. He loved you all so much and was so proud of you. I know first hand. because Tony shared stories and pictures of every milestone and special event in the family, weddings, holidays, vacations etc. I still have copies of some of his favorite pictures on my desk to prove it! His children and grandchildren’s pictures were up on my office cabinet door with my own! I remember fondly Tony’s weekly visits (stop by on his way to class). He would drop his brief case, bags, drink etc. on or next to my desk and then proceed to visit with everyone in the Child Study wing before he went to class. Tony’s friendly disposition, kind, gentle, patient and generous heart made everyone smile. His delicious baking did the same. Moreover, Tony was our own SJC Child Study social director. He loved planning occasional get-togethers with his colleagues/supervisors and staff on Thurs. evenings after student teaching seminar. I just wish that there could have been one more lunch or dinner at Mama Lombardi’s to share a few laughs and maybe some tears. May Tony rest in eternal peace and may all your beautiful, happy memories be a comfort to you in his absence and bring you peace in the difficult days ahead. God bless.
With sympathy, love and prayers,
Barbara

We worked at William Floyd Elementary with Tony and were so sad to hear of his passing. Tony was a sweet, lovely man with a terrific sense of humor. Within minutes of talking to Tony, you knew his family meant EVERYTHING to him. He really is the last of the true gentleman. Rest In Peace, Tony, and remember to sharing your cooking with your fellow angels.