Anthony J. Toto Sr.

Born: Thu., May 22, 1924
Died: Sun., Oct. 4, 2015


Visitation

4:00 PM to 8:00 PM, Thu., Oct. 08, 2015
Location: Rocco Funeral Home


Prayer Service

11:00 AM to 11:30 AM, Fri., Oct. 09, 2015
Location: Rocco Funeral Home


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TOTO, Anthony J., Sr. "Tony" "Pa" Of Everett on October 4th. Beloved husband of Ada (Brazier). Father of Anthony J., Jr., Peter A., Sr.,and his wife June and Theresa R. and her partner Louie Rosati. Predeceased by eight siblings. Also survived by five grandchildren Alina, Anthony, Rachel, Peter A. Jr., and Furnell, eight great-grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Funeral from the Salvatore Rocco & Sons Funeral Home, 331 Main St., EVERETT, Friday, October 9th at 10:30 a.m. A prayer service will be held in the funeral home at 11 a.m. Relatives and friends kindly invited. Visiting hours Thursday 4 to 8 p.m. In lieu of flowers, donations in Anthony's memory may be made to Care Dimensions, 75 Sylvan St., Suite B-102, Danvers, MA 01923. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery, Everett. Complimentary valet parking will be available at the funeral home during Thursday's wake.  Anthony served as a Command Sergeant Major in the US Army and served in both Atlantic and Pacific Campaign in WWII. Upon completion of the War he remained in the Reserves for 29 additional years.  He worked for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts for 40 years in the Bridge Department.  

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Bea Norwood
   Posted Tue October 06, 2015
Aunt Ada, Anthony, Peter, n Theresa, ...prayers n thoughts comin' your way...I loved him n always enjoyed the visits from him n Aunt Ada.....he loved bringin' me tootsie rolls n I loved receivin' them...sendin' hugs to all.....love you guys

chris toto zaremba
   Posted Tue October 06, 2015
Dear Uncle Tony, I can just see you with my dad, John and your other brothers and sisters gathered around some table eating and drinking Grandpa's home made anisette. You will be happy and healthy. It is those of us left behind who feel the sadness. But we know it is your time to move onto the other side, and that's just the way it is. Only wish I was able to bring you one more joke! Everyone else reading this, give someone a hug today...

Rosati/Santoro
   Posted Tue October 06, 2015
So Sorry to hear of the loss of such a sweet man. He is in gods hands now and out of pain. RIP Pa Toto xoxox Our love is with Ada and all of the family.

Steven Fanale
   Posted Wed October 07, 2015
Tony Toto only a mother could love on paydays and Christmas. With friends like Toto who needs enemies.Tony Toto with his cane he is able. All of those words were uttered by the great Arthur Viola. To me Tony was a great man who did great things for this country and helped make us live in freedom. I will miss you very much. When to get to heaven tell Viola that he is Nuts! Not you. See what he saids and then tell me. God Bless. Steven M. Fanale

Danielle McNally
   Posted Wed October 07, 2015
Ada,
I'm so sorry to hear about the passing of Tony. I always enjoyed seeing him at my grandparents house. He was such a great guy. He will be missed. Rest in Peace Tony.

Lisa Pacheco (Kendall)
   Posted Wed October 07, 2015
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all

Karen Mathieu Johnson
   Posted Thu October 08, 2015

SPATHIPHYLLUM was sent by Brandon Mathieu.

To the entire Toto, Redmond and McGrath families. My deepest condolences and thoughts are with you all during this time. May Uncle Tony rest easy and in total peace. With Love, Cousin Brandon Mathieu and family xxo


bill & babe tedesco
   Posted Thu October 08, 2015
gonna miss ya--( my great uncle tony)--altho a lot of fam--r sad here--u hava lot of fam where u r!! RIP --LUV YA BIG TIME!!!

Donald and Lucie Toto
   Posted Fri October 09, 2015
Uncle Tony was a charming, handsome and loving man. His jokes and humor brought smiles to everyone who knew him. He was an accomplished professional soldier and worked for years in his brother's meat market in Chelsea. He was the patriarch of the Toto family and we will all remember him for being a kind and gentle soul. Yes, I, too, hope he and all his family are re-united and sharing stories of their family farm in Reading. He will be sadly missed but lovingly remembered always. God bless his wife Ada, and his children, who looked after him with selfless compassion in his later years.

Susan Zirpolo Locigno
   Posted Fri October 09, 2015
Today, i found out that we lost a very dear old friend from MassDOT, Mass Highway Public Works. Tony was the first guy i met when i jointed the department. i was 19 and he was like a father to me. today, i still work here im 61. Very respectfu gentleman, i always made him laugh, he would turn red. the guys made in the 1920s like my dad they dont make anymore. just last week i asked Dennis Degangi how is Tony TOTO, and he didd tell me he was sick. My heart goes out to his family. you had the honor of a great husband and father. we had the honor to work with a wonderful man. not to say i would kiss him occassionally on the cheek and he would turn red... Tony Papa is one of the Icons with the state. again my deepest sympthony. i would of shared his life today if i new. so for now Tony TOTO rest in Piece my friend. Susan