Family & Friends,
The Knight's of Columbus Bouffard Council wish to share our thoughts and prayers to the family and friends on the passing of our Brother, Anthony.  We will honor him with a memorial mass in the upcoming weeks and again on the 1st anniversary.  His name will be added to our memorial of Deceased Members located in our main hall.
Sincerely,
John Stanley
Chancellor
Bouffard KOC

Dear Patricia and Louis, I am very sorry for your loss. The mass was beautiful, filled with so many friends and relatives. I remember Anthony always had a smile,  he was so warm and friendly. My deepest sympathy to your whole family.

To Anthony''s Family,
We are so very sorry for your loss!  We were childhood and life long friends . You are in our thoughts and prayers.  We were in California visiting our son when Anthony passed.   Love to all of you!  Ron and Lori Truppa

Christina and Family, 
We are so sorry to hear about your loss.  Tony was a great  guy and a true gentleman.  May he Rest In Peace.   Our condolences to you and your family . 
God bless. 

The Fuscellaro Family

Dear Christina and family,  So sorry for the loss of your father. Tony was not only my best friend but l thought of him as a big brother. I will always remember the good times we shared at Prov. Gas. Especially our time together in the weld shop. We always managed to have fun while getting the work done. I will always be thankful for the times he played Santa for my son and daughter. He will be truly missed but always remembered in my heart. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Patrica and Louie,
         I would like to offer my condolences on your loss. Anthony was a great person. From when I  was a child until forever anyone that knew Anthony only had good words to say about him. I have many memories from way back in the days and they are great memories. I sat yesterday in the church and began to think back and it was very emotional. There are so many good things to say about Anthony but yet I do not know what to say. He is now in a better place and he will always be remembered. God Bless your family.

I worked with Tony at Providence Gas Co.  He was a great worker & friend.  Our condolences to his family.  May he rest in peace.

Dear Christina, Mary & family, 
  My love and sympathy to you all at   this very sad and difficult time. Anthony was a wonderful person, father and husband. It was always a pleasure and joy to be in his company. Christina, you now have two guardian angels that will be with you always.  They loved you more then life itself. You had two of the most wonderful parents that anyone could ask for.  They were so loving and giving and there for who ever needed them no matter what. May it give some peace knowing they are together and watching over you.  My thoughts and prayers are with now & always.
With all my love,
Lisa Marwell-Bussick

I knew Anthony since elementary school (St. Ann's) and through high school (LaSalle). Unfortunately we lost touch over the years, but I'd get updates from mutual friends. I remember him as a genuinely great person.

Rest in Peace Anthony!!!

Tony was an inspiration to all who new him ,a real good person   Frank

Sending prayers to you Christina and your family.  We are so very sad to hear of the loss of your dad.  You will be in our hearts as we pray for you to get through these tough days.

Tony was a great guy and worker. I worked with him for many years at the Prov. Gas Company.  I miss his smile and his little way of laughing.

I am so saddened to hear of Mr Pirolli's passing.  He was such a wonderful man who always had a smile and brightened my day whenever he would bring Halsey in for her monthly spa day- My thoughts and prayers are with you all  (and Halsey too) during this difficult time.  God bless. Valerie-Shampoochies

My  prayers to Tonys family   he was a great great friend and  also loved his friends and  family  so  much he  truley was a great man and great  friend  he will truely  missed by  all
 i will miss  u good friend

louis  scolardi

Patricia & Louis my thoughts and prayers to you, your brother will be missed by all.

I would like to say something about my cousin Anthony Pirolli. 
I loved him like a brother, I will cherish the countless happy memories I had with him, be it ball games, the many family gatherings, the Knights of Columbus, or when it was just he and I on so many Saturday afternoons just sitting in the backyard listening to music while solving the world's problems from our lounge chairs, those are the times I will remember with a smile.
I remember many times we would plan our vacations around the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays so we could enjoy each other's company, listen to the Christmas music and enjoy so many laughs together, the highlight being when I played Santa Claus on Christmas Eve for Christina and for the kids of so many of his buddies from the Providence Gas Company. Santa and his assistant in a blue Fiat, not a sleigh, but it was just as fun! 
Anthony was a good dad to my cousin Christina, a good husband to his wife, my cousin Patty, whom I loved with all my heart, one of the most giving and loving people I ever knew in my life, who also was taken much to early. In my life the two most giving, unselfish people I ever knew were Patty and my Auntie Frances, Patty's mom, they put others before themselves, always, to say I miss them is an understatement.
You always knew where you stood with Anthony, he told it the way he felt, and that was another trait I admired, because when you tell how you feel from the heart, you know you're always getting the truth, and that is what people are looking for, the truth.
The day after my mom passed Anthony took the time to call me, he gave me condolences, and he told me how proud he was of me the way I took care of my mom, and he loved me, and loved my mom so much, to me that meant everything because it came from him, a person whom I loved and admired so much, I had met Anthony at age 16, when he started dating Patty, and here it was, I was 58 years old. I told him I loved him, I was praying for him, little did I know that would be our last conversation together.
I saw Anthony at my mom's wake, we didn't get to talk, being in line greeting people our time was limited to a hug and condolences extended. I could tell he wasn't feeling well, and he didn't look well, and my heart broke even more knowing what he was going through.
Even though I knew it was coming, on Friday when my cousin Mary informed me of Anthony's passing, I was deeply upset, I had lost another person whom I loved dearly, looked up to, and who was so much a part of the best times of my life.
His suffering over, I know Patty was there to meet him, to take him home to that place where suffering and parting are no more.
To my cousin Christina, my sincere condolences on the loss of your wonderful dad, from when you were born he was so happy, and I will always remember your dad taking you on Saturday mornings to Lincoln Woods to see the ducks, to walk around, just to have father daughter time, and there were other places, but Lincoln Woods always comes to mind. You took such good care of your dad Christina,  you gave back to your dad the greatest gift a child could give, unconditional love, the love your mom and dad gave you throughout their lives, being there for your dad as you were showed him just how much you loved him.
RIP Anthony, thank you for the laughs, the wonderful times, and for giving me some of the happiest times of life.
God grant you your Heavely reward, Amen.

Anthony I will miss you like no other.  You were and always will be a great friend.  RIP my brother.

Worked with Tony for 35 years A friend ,and as funny a person as I ever met a joy to be around He was loved and respected by all .

My condolences to the Pirolli family on the passing of Tony. I worked with Tony for many years at Providence Gas Co. Tony was very instrumental in procuring many of the benefits that exist today at the gas company. He was also known for his whimsical wit and humor.  He will be sorely missed.

God Bless you Anthony and now you will join your much loved wife, Pat. We all will MISS YOU dearly!
            Tommy and Sandi DiBIASIO

I am so sorry for your loss.  Anthony was a man of respect, who had a great sense of humor.  He will be greatly missed.  My sincere condolences to his daughter Christina and his family.
Deborah West

My deepest sympathies to the Pirolli Family.  I worked with Anthony at Providence Gas for many years and we have been friends for a very long time. A great man! He will be sadly missed.

My heartfelt condolences on your loss.
Wishing you comfort in the mist of sorrow.

I would like to express my deepest sympathies to the Pirolli family.  I became friends with Anthony when I worked at Mario's Service Station on Branch Ave.  From time to time we even took in some RI Reds hockey games.

My sincere condolences to the Pirolli family.  May God  comfort and strengthen you during this difficult time because He cares for you. 1 Peter 5:6,7

Offering our deepest condolences at this difficult time.


From all the LaSalle Classmates of 1967 we wish to extend our deepest sympathy for your loss. We will all remember Anthony each time we get together with those great memories we shared 50 years ago when we were all young, handsome and full of life.

Christina, our sincerest condolences on your dad's passing.  He was a treasured friend to Vinny for nearly 60 years.  I will miss his big bear hugs. He will be remembered and sorely missed. May your memories console you during this sorrowful time.  Our thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family.

Deepest sympathies to Anthony's family.  He was a good friend for many years while I was in RI.  He will be missed by all that knew him.  R.I.P my friend.

Dear Christina,

Please accept my deepest sympathy on the loss of your dad.

Your dad was a special person to me he was my family.   

I will never forget how gracious he was to me and my parents.

I will never forget his kindness and love shown to me and my beloved son.

Your dad loved you so much and always wanted the best for you.

He will be missed.

Love,
Aunt
Elaine

OBITUARY

Anthony L. Pirolli

16 March, 1949 – 29 September, 2017

Pontarelli-Marino Funeral Home

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