Birth date: Mar 31, 1941 Death date: Feb 2, 2015
Anthony "Tony" L. Stento, age 73, of Bridgeville, DE, passed away peacefully on Monday, February 2, 2015 at the Delaware Hospice Center in Milford, DE. He was born on March 31, 1941 in Binghamton, NY, son of the late O. D. and Col Read Obituary
It's so hard to believe Tony has gone to heaven. He was so full of life! Always a smile and the life of the party. His passing has left a void for all of our family and especially for Hyatt, the love of his life for 28 years. We will miss our brother-in-law. May he rest in peace. All our love. Steph and Greg
Tony was always a mountain of a man while my brothers and I were growing up in Binghamton. He was an important member of our family and his smile and joy of life is what I will always remember. My condolences to all.
Dear Mom,
Tony was a really special guy to all of us and I can barely remember not having him in our life. He loved his family, friends, but most of all, he adored you! He was devoted, funny, and fun loving. We all watched as you and he lived life together to your fullest. We can honor him and his life by knowing that his spirit is still here with us. The service was a beautiful tribute to a wonderful and much loved man.
Dad,
I now understand that the secret to good living is about accepting life as it is and doing your best to deal with the everything along the way.
I am proud to be your son and glad for our time together. Max, Pho, Teeny and
I will miss you, your projects and your wacked out sense of humor.
Our heartfelt sympathy on the passing of Tony. What a great and funny guy he was. We miss his spirit and contributions to the Heritage Shores family.
Fondly, Mark & Rhonda Sikowitz
John Greenhill has sent this Expressions of Sympathy card.
Harriett & Family,
I was truly saddened to hear about the passing of Tony. From childhood to adulthood, I loved him like a brother. He will be missed.
I am extending my deepest condolences on your loss, and Harriette, your partner in life. I am so sorry Tony's life was shortened. He was always fun to be around, very warm, and caring....I am sorry we never got to an opera together. He often talked about coming to New York to see an opera. You two created such a beautiful home together. My love to you, MarleneA
Harriett, I am so very sorry to hear about Tony. My best friend's husband suffered with the same disease; I know how awful it is for all. I am sure you brought him peace and love. He is no longer suffering. You have wonderful memories, and they will be forever. Love, Shirley
Many great memories of Tony. Thanks for your caring, friendliness and smile.
