Guest Book for Anthony DeInnocentis

Provided by SALVATORE Rocco & Sons Funeral Homes Inc.

Posted by: Mary Boever
Thu April 23, 2015 Tony may you rest in Peace .  You will be sadly missed by all your
Everett United Family and many freinds you have made.
My prayers are with you and Linda.
Mary B.

Posted by: Connie Dellarusso
Thu April 23, 2015 Tony, I'm so glad we had spontaneous lunches of sushi at Kowloons and how you loved my pooch George.  We will all miss your presence here at Park Plaza.  I will always cherish the Beatle sheet music you gave to me.  You will be sorely missed.  When the casino is finally complete, we will all celebrate your achievements with you.  RIP dear friend.

Posted by: The Clarke Family
Fri April 24, 2015 Our deepest sympathy. We enjoyed seeing Tony and Linda in the neighborhood. He was such a gentle and friendly man. Our prayers for Linda and for Tony's eternal peace. Madeline, PJ, and Susan Clarke

Posted by: Ann and Pat Leone
Sat April 25, 2015 Tony we will miss your kindness and smile.  When we moved in you offered to help us (if we ever needed anything) and you stayed true to your word, always.  YOUR smile and kindness will be missed.  Rest in Peace.

Ann and Pat Leone

Posted by: Lillian Johnston
Sun April 26, 2015 God's Blessings and Mary's Holy Light Shine upon You.  Sincerely, Lil J.

Posted by: Ronald A. DiNicola
Sun April 26, 2015 Tony was a guy you could talk to forever because he always had something insightful to say about almost everything.  Whether it was the complexity of history and politics, the gift of being born Italian, or some other stimulating topic, Tony's would be a unique perspective, clever and well thought out.  His take on a subject was never bland, never watered down.  If it was a matter he had not fully developed in his own mind, he would take a pass, but never fake it.  And Tony could see B.S. from a thousand yards - and he would grin, and tell you so.  I did not have the gift of linear years with Tony having moved far from Boston, but the time I was given with him was quality to the core - there was no other kind of time to spend with Tony.

Posted by: Mary Boever Thu April 23, 2015	Tony may you rest in Peace . You will be sadly missed by all your Everett United Family and many freinds you have made. My prayers are with you and Linda. Mary B.



Posted by: Connie Dellarusso Thu April 23, 2015	Tony, I'm so glad we had spontaneous lunches of sushi at Kowloons and how you loved my pooch George. We will all miss your presence here at Park Plaza. I will always cherish the Beatle sheet music you gave to me. You will be sorely missed. When the casino is finally complete, we will all celebrate your achievements with you. RIP dear friend.



Posted by: The Clarke Family Fri April 24, 2015	Our deepest sympathy. We enjoyed seeing Tony and Linda in the neighborhood. He was such a gentle and friendly man. Our prayers for Linda and for Tony's eternal peace. Madeline, PJ, and Susan Clarke



Posted by: Ann and Pat Leone Sat April 25, 2015	Tony we will miss your kindness and smile. When we moved in you offered to help us (if we ever needed anything) and you stayed true to your word, always. YOUR smile and kindness will be missed. Rest in Peace. Ann and Pat Leone



Posted by: Lillian Johnston Sun April 26, 2015	God's Blessings and Mary's Holy Light Shine upon You. Sincerely, Lil J.



Posted by: Ronald A. DiNicola Sun April 26, 2015	Tony was a guy you could talk to forever because he always had something insightful to say about almost everything. Whether it was the complexity of history and politics, the gift of being born Italian, or some other stimulating topic, Tony's would be a unique perspective, clever and well thought out. His take on a subject was never bland, never watered down. If it was a matter he had not fully developed in his own mind, he would take a pass, but never fake it. And Tony could see B.S. from a thousand yards - and he would grin, and tell you so. I did not have the gift of linear years with Tony having moved far from Boston, but the time I was given with him was quality to the core - there was no other kind of time to spend with Tony.