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| Posted by: Lee Oreste | Please accept my deepest sympathy for Tony's passing.
I'll never forget his help and support when I started doing embroidery. He will be sorely missed. May he rest in peace. Lee Oreste & Family |
| Posted by: MESSINA FAMILY | The Messina Family mourns with you the loss of a wonderful man, and we extend our condolences to the Ventura Family. Tony loyally entrusted us with a portion of his business for many years, but his friendship was most important & most cherished. He was a "LEGEND" in the Sporting Goods industry & we treasure fond memories and stories that we tell to this day. Our hearts go out to the family at this sad time and we hope that you too find comfort in many wonderful memories you hold in your hearts & minds.
Tony passed on his great qualities to his Sons who carry the business torch in Tony's name & do a wonderful job where many have disappeared. We will truly miss Tony ! Sincerely Joe , Melba, Dean, & Stephanie Messina |
| Posted by: Dr. Ed and Claudia (Commito) McCarthy | Dear Lillian, Paul and John:
We were so sorry to hear about Uncle Tony. Our deepest prayers are with all of you. Everyone in Everett has an "Everett Sporting Goods" story. It is where we all got our first ice skates, baseball bats, football and hockey equipment. Also, it was a great place to get the true story or "local" news. We all have very fond memories of Tony and his family. We will always remember him. |
| Posted by: Joanne & Butch Graziosi | Lillian, John, Paul & families, Please accept our sincerest sympathy on your loss. Tony was a wonderful person whom we enjoyed talking to every time we visited the store. I know you will have many happy memories of his past. We will always remember him. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Sincerely, Joanne & Butch Graziosi |
| Posted by: Jake Falvey | Dear Ventura Family-I am truly sorry for your loss.I can never remember going into the Sporting Goods and not having a pleasant conversation with Tony.Mr. Ventura was an Everett Icon and helped so many people.God Bless. |
| Posted by: Kathy Lucey | I was sorry to hear of Tony's passing. I'll never forget the kindness, support and generosity he gave to my husband, David, and the NHL All Star softball team. He never said No to anyone. We all have very fond memories of Tony. We will keep him in our prayers.
God Bless, Kathy Lucey and Family |