Antone J. “Tony” Anania
Antone “Tony” Anania, age 40. He is survived by his parents, Kathi Skillstad (Dana) and Paul Anania (Debbie); many aunts and uncles, relatives and friends. He was a gentle soul with an infectious smile, a man with a giving heart and a loving nature. His loss is deep and lasting.
CELEBRATION OF LIFE: Sunday, October 21st from 1pm to 3pm at the West Center Chapel.
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You were my only Son, we are heartbroken and devastated as our life will never be the same.We will cherished all the good times and the lasting memories and you will always be in our hearts until we meet again, Love Dad and Debbie……
My deepest condolences to you and family. We loved him here in Winston Salem, NC he will be missed.
My heart aches. I was messaging with Tony it seems like not that long ago. I just heard. He would always make me laugh from 6th grade and throughout high school and hear and there on social media. I cannot believe that he is gone. I am so sorry. He Always made me laugh. He was witty..to be honest i had the biggest crush on him like every female that met him. He was / is a special soul
Tony will be dearly missed at Mahogany Prime Steakhouse, where he worked. He had a way of always making us smile and laugh. He was very humble and giving. We have been talking a lot of him these last couple days and everyone says the same thing. A big heart, great story teller, and a great love for people. The family will be in our thoughts and we pray you will all find strength to you get through the next couple of days and the weeks to follow!
Dearest Kathi and Dana,
You are forever in our prayers. The loss of a child is too much. Keep all your sweet memories of Tony close in your hearts. We are sorry we hadn’t met him but he had a beautiful smile. We love you.
My deepest sympathy to family from Winston-Salem, NC he was loved here too! He’s resting now with our Lord and savior Jesus Christ!
My heart goes out to Tony’s family.
Tony was my friend. To say he will be missed is an understatement. I can hear his silly laugh, his voice ,and his quirky sayings. “This is my jam” to ANY song he heard.
. He would lift me up when I needed it.He was there for me during some of my darkest times. He had a profound sense of spirit, and I know he is in a better place; but that doesn’t dismiss how much we are all grieving. It is a rare occurrence in my lifetime that I meet a person who understands me on a level that most people can’t. Tony was that person. He was deeply aware and so kind and caring. I will never forget him as there will never be another Tony. I will miss his jokes, his crazy stories, his laugh, his giant smile when he would see me.
We all loved you. We all miss you. The impact Tony made with all us at Mahogany will last forever. He will not be forgotten.
Hey lady, thanks for the ride! (our last inside joke) Love you buddy
My sympathy to Paul, (Debbie), Kathi (Dana) and all of the family. Sympathies to Shanna, Pam, Corrine and Angie. And to all of Tony’s many, many friends throughout the country. He touched so many lives. Thank you Fran for having the party in May, the memories and photos we took will be invaluable. Tony had so many friends. We are all in shock. Nearly everyone who knew Tony, loved him. He was that type of person. Tony, you were so wise beyond your age. I will miss our texts about the Dodgers, Yankees, Huskers and life. I will miss you SO much. Love, Uncle Joe.
Im so very sorry foe your loss.
Gis bless
Tony was an amazing writer and filmmaker. We would talk about movies all the time. He had so much passion. He will never ever be forgotten and his spirit will live on.
I miss you brother. You were right. Thank you for your foresight. Now everything I do is to support my 3 boys. I love you.
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