Chris Jankowski & Family
Susan Licata and family, Our Deepest Sympathy on the death of your Father. Chris Jankowski and family
Death date: Dec 12, 2008
Anthony Joseph Ross, 86, died on Friday, December 12, 2008 in Salem, NH after a prolonged illness. Anthony was a World War II Army Air Force Veteran. He had worked for the Air Force most of his life at both Pease Air Force Base in Read Obituary
Susan Licata and family, Our Deepest Sympathy on the death of your Father. Chris Jankowski and family
To Tony and Carol and all your family, Our sincere condolences to you all. Your Dad, Grandfather, Great-Grandfather has left you quite a legacy. After so many years of hard work and effort, it is good to know he had so many years of an "avid" enjoyment of life! God bless you all.
To Tony's family and Rita, all of our condolences to you. Tony will certainly be missed, he was such a wonderful man, always smiling, always happy and how he loved his family. My Mom and Dad, Irene and Fred Bonacorsi fell so sad that Tony has passed, he was a good friend to them. Every time my parents came home to visit from FL I would have all of their friends over the house for coffee and dessert after we all went out to lunch at Grassfields. We were wondering where Tony was, we knew he sold his house, how can we reach Rita????
Dear Butch, Dave, Susan, Nancy, & family, we are sorry to hear of your loss and want you to know that our thoughts and prayers are with you. Dave, I will never forget the day that your dad came down to help get us out of that snow bank during the blizzard of 1978 at the old Methuen Mall. He was laughing so hard it was hysterical. I will always remember that good hearted laugh that he had. Take care.
Dear David & Nancy, Our deepest sympathy to you and your family during this sad time. You will be in our thoughts and prayers. Karen & Brian
I'm sorry I didn't know my Uncle Tony, your Daddy, that well. I remember Aunt Margaret more because she and my Mom, Irene, and all the rest of the Whelans look sooo much alike. But your loss is still as painful as mine would be no matter who or when. My love to all of my cousins and their families and friends.
To the Ross Family: We are sorry for your loss; our thoughts and prayers go out to you...it sounds like he led a good life...our condolences, Kevin Niceforo, Ashley and Sue Gustafson.
Sue & Family, My heartfelt sympathy on the loss of your dear dad. He must have been a very wonderful man to have such a wonderful daughter. May you find comfort in knowing that he is now at peace and with you Mother.
I was so sad to hear about Uncle Tony and I am so sorry for the loss all of you must be feeling. Valerie and I were just talking about him (and your Mom) this past weekend (before we'd even heard the news - how weird is that!?), reminiscing about how much we enjoyed going to your house and spending time with all of you. I have such fond memories of Uncle Tony and Aunt Margaret - they were so loving and happy and fun. I?ve probably idealized them somewhat over the years, but I really don?t think that my rosy recollections are that far off the true mark. Uncle Tony really was so full of life. I don't know many people who truly fit that description, but he was definitely one of them! And his joy was contagious; you just couldn't help but be caught up in it when you were around him. He had such an awesome laugh and that great, huge smile (that in my memory was an almost permanent fixture on his face). Such happy memories?I?ll be keeping him (and all of you) in my thoughts. Love, Renie
I was so sorry to hear about Uncle Tony's passing. The photo you chose to post on the page is exactly how I remember him...always smiling and laughing and joking. One of the warmest men I've known in my life. I have such fond memories of visiting you all in Methuen. Every time I think of Uncle Tony, I think of "Toe-Knee-Chest-Nut". A silly kid's game, but I think of it every time I meet someone named Tony! I loved him and Aunt Margaret and I miss you all. I'm sorry I won't be able to make the service on Friday, it would have been so nice to see you all and to help celebrate and remember Uncle Tony's life. He certainly was a vibrant man. I am so sorry for your loss. My thoughts are with you all. Love Kathy