Guest Book for Anthony Lucci

Provided by SALVATORE Rocco & Sons Funeral Homes Inc.

Posted by: Patty Bourque
To the Lucci family.  So sorry to learn of the passing of Tony.  He was a great, kind and generous man to all. My thoughts are with you all at this time of loss.

Posted by: Francine Foley-Sahlas & Isabel Foley-Shea
Lucci Family
Steve very sorry to hear about your Dad.  Our sincere sympathy, Francine and Isabel

Posted by: The Yore Family
To the Lucci Family,  the neighborhood will never be the same, the minute we stepped out our door, there was Tony in the driveway. we are deeply saddened. He was the greatest man of all, and we will miss him.  Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Billy, Kathy, Rachel, Alex, and Maggie

Posted by: Ed Carmody
My sincere condolences to the Lucci family. I lived upstairs at 10 Heath St in Everett for several months and had the chance to speak with Tony on several occasions. He was a very nice man and he surely will be missed.

Posted by: george elaine lauren and allison

       CARMELLA, PAT, DERBA AND STEVE, We all love TONY now and forever....HE did so much for each of us so many times......took care of all george's teams (though Carmella did the real work and sowing....YOU  were great an HE knew it.........I bought more footballs than most teams and every instance the price seemed to go down......but I love most the TRUE story of hundreds, no thousands, of kids who couldn't afford the GLOVE until TONY reduced the price! TONY was special to EVERETT,  but  MEDFORD adopted HIM and will never, never forget his kindness and generosity.....

         all our love and prayers, george, elaine, lauren and allison sacco

Posted by: Caryn Reardon
To the Lucci Family:

I feel blessed to have know your father and husband. He was a great part  of my life when I was younger in helping me succeed  l  will never forget. He was a warm and gentle man who
cared about helping everybody that crossed his path. He always  saw the good in every person. He was a special person with a special family. I am glad to have know him.

All My Love,
Caryn Reardon

Posted by: Lynn Cucinotta (Mattuchio)
I was on vacation when I heard of "Uncle Tony"s passing.  So sorry to hear about your loss.  Dad took me to Uncle Tony's when I was very young and Tony was as kind and generous then as he was when he helped my son with his hockey needs.  He will surely be missed.

Posted by: Steve Giantonio
So sorry to hear about tony,even after my father Joe passed tony was always good to me and my family,and related good memories about their friendship growing up. Again so sorry for your loss.

Posted by: JoAnn Pastori Lacock
My sincere sympathy to the Lucci Family.  I grew up in the Village and have known Tony and the Lucci family my entire life.  When I moved to Medford, I went to Tony's for my son's hockey equipment.  He was very kind and generous to me.  He was a great person and will be missed.

Posted by: Patty Bourque	To the Lucci family. So sorry to learn of the passing of Tony. He was a great, kind and generous man to all. My thoughts are with you all at this time of loss.



Posted by: Francine Foley-Sahlas & Isabel Foley-Shea	Lucci Family Steve very sorry to hear about your Dad. Our sincere sympathy, Francine and Isabel



Posted by: The Yore Family	To the Lucci Family, the neighborhood will never be the same, the minute we stepped out our door, there was Tony in the driveway. we are deeply saddened. He was the greatest man of all, and we will miss him. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Billy, Kathy, Rachel, Alex, and Maggie



Posted by: Ed Carmody	My sincere condolences to the Lucci family. I lived upstairs at 10 Heath St in Everett for several months and had the chance to speak with Tony on several occasions. He was a very nice man and he surely will be missed.



Posted by: george elaine lauren and allison	CARMELLA, PAT, DERBA AND STEVE, We all love TONY now and forever....HE did so much for each of us so many times......took care of all george's teams (though Carmella did the real work and sowing....YOU were great an HE knew it.........I bought more footballs than most teams and every instance the price seemed to go down......but I love most the TRUE story of hundreds, no thousands, of kids who couldn't afford the GLOVE until TONY reduced the price! TONY was special to EVERETT, but MEDFORD adopted HIM and will never, never forget his kindness and generosity..... all our love and prayers, george, elaine, lauren and allison sacco



Posted by: Caryn Reardon	To the Lucci Family: I feel blessed to have know your father and husband. He was a great part of my life when I was younger in helping me succeed l will never forget. He was a warm and gentle man who cared about helping everybody that crossed his path. He always saw the good in every person. He was a special person with a special family. I am glad to have know him. All My Love, Caryn Reardon



Posted by: Lynn Cucinotta (Mattuchio)	I was on vacation when I heard of "Uncle Tony"s passing. So sorry to hear about your loss. Dad took me to Uncle Tony's when I was very young and Tony was as kind and generous then as he was when he helped my son with his hockey needs. He will surely be missed.



Posted by: Steve Giantonio	So sorry to hear about tony,even after my father Joe passed tony was always good to me and my family,and related good memories about their friendship growing up. Again so sorry for your loss.



Posted by: JoAnn Pastori Lacock	My sincere sympathy to the Lucci Family. I grew up in the Village and have known Tony and the Lucci family my entire life. When I moved to Medford, I went to Tony's for my son's hockey equipment. He was very kind and generous to me. He was a great person and will be missed.