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Bill Laing & Gabriel Johnson posted a condolence

To The Family of Anthony: "God calls our loved ones, but we lose not wholly what He has given; They live on earth in thought and deed,as truly as in Heaven." Please know that you are in our daily thoughts and our prayers. Bill and Gabriel

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maxwell posted a condolence

Dear Grandpa, Thanks for always greeting me with a warm hand shake and a warm smile. We sure had fun bowling all those times we will miss that. p.s. say hi to Grandma love max & mitch

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Kathy Wells posted a condolence

I will miss Tony. His support with my farm kept me going. "You're a farmer now, just get it done." I will not grieve Tony long, as he is reunited with Patsy and together their spirit will remain with the land they loved.

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Tim&Pam Belzile posted a condolence

Barb&Don(Rob&Jaime), We are so sorry for your loss.You are always in our thoughts and prayers,but at this time even more so.We were very lucky to have gotten to meet your dad Barb,we didnt know him well but what we did know of him he was such a great spirited man and will never be forgotten.He is home now with your mom and they are now your guardian angels watching over the rest of you everyday.Take care and God Bless,Love Always.....

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LIz Randall Caston posted a condolence

Dear Laurie,Andy,Barb,Connie,And Ellen.Thinking about you,Caring about you,wishing you every loving memory possible to help you now and in the days to come. Lots of great memories growing up with all of you. And wonderful memories spending time at your house with both your Mom and Dad.It was great talking to you the other night Laurie. Love and hugs to all of you. I am truly sorry for your loss, Liz

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Stephen Randall posted a condolence

Dear Laurie, Andy, Barb, Connie and Ellen, I was sorry to hear about the passing of Uncle Tony. I have many fond memories,(especially of time spent on your farm during hay season). It was your dad that encouraged me to find new limits of how much work I could do stacking bales in the haymow. The Kool-Aid your mom made on those hot work days could not have been more appreciated or tasted any better. It was your dad that gave me my first tractor operator lesson. At the time I felt as if I barely had enough weight to push in the clutch if I stood on it with all I had. But apparently Uncle Tony had faith that I wasnâ€™t going to do any damage. I sure enjoyed those times and like so many of lifeâ€™s happy experiences, we can never imagine how special they are or how much we will miss them when they are goneâ€¦â€¦ Sending you loving thoughts of comfort, Steve

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Shirley Demetre posted a condolence

Dear Laurie,Andy,Barbie, Connie,and Ellie, I am sorry for your loss. I was only 12 when Pat married Tony, so he was definitively apart of my extended family for a long time. My early memories are of the first time Tony showed me how to pick a warm tomato out of the field and eat it right there! That was two firsts for me: picking the tomato and then NOT washing it before I ate it! As an indoor person, I must admit it was the best tomato I ever had!! May all your memories be good ones. Love, Aunt Shirley, Uncle Gordon, John, Katherine, and Mark

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Thursday, April 20, 2017

Anthony Lardo

1933 - 2011

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