To the Vispisiano family, we lived in seaside park for many years.Anthony was warm,handsome guy,my father always went to sal and Annie's for coffee and doughnuts.theyvwerevakways sweet.I saw Anthony in Whiting about ten years ago in the dollar store.of course he put his arms over me letting me know he protected me when I needed it. We had a friendly conversation.our family feels really sad for you.I will say the rosary for Anthony and you.With love,the DeLuca family,Diane,Maria,Michael,Martina,and Marty and Claire in spirit

Lisa, my heart breaks for you and your family. I'm still shaking my head in disbelief as I'm just reading of Anthony's passing.  And then I question gods reasoning and why he does some of the things he does.  With all that's going on in our world... why must he take a "good one" who was meant to stay and spread joy among the people he knew.. and others that were complete strangers.??. It just makes no sense. 
Please accept my condolences and never forget you and Ant had something many people never get a chance to experience... you  were very lucky to have had such a love

Dear Anthony you were like a Brother to me and I will miss you Always!!!!! Love and prayers Lora P. ❤️🙏

We are so sorry for your loss “his Lisa” was definitely the light of his life . I would love his hard core laugh even at things that were funny but he laughed harder than need be and would completely just stop laughing and move onto the next laugh.  No matter if you haven’t seen him in years and ran into him he just picked back up with some more laughs. Rest Anthony and keep on laughing 

I am terribly sorry for your loss.  Anthony was one of the good ones.  He will be missed by all!

Anthony and I met in high school.   I worked with his brother on the Turnpike.   We remained in contact through Facebook and talked about our years at shawnee and our hunting adventures.   I am at a loss that he has left us so young.  His love of his parents were always first and foremost in his life.  My dear friend I can only hope that through your faith that you are at reunited with your parents in Gods Holy house.   Rest easy my friend.   Until we meet again in Valhalla .

My Condolences to  His Lisa ,his sisters, family, and friends. Anthony and me worked together in the 1980’s at Club Hollywood in Seaside Heights and we’ve remained friends ever since. He was a Great Guy and for sure would give you the shirt off his back if you needed it. We had the same circle of friends in the hospitality business and we would talk about fishing, boating, and other mutual friends and interests. Anthony would post daily on Facebook ,” What the Angels are saying today” and after mommy passed almost 5 year now I would read Anthony’s post and take it as a message and Anthony being The Messenger. 🙏 When he didn’t post for three days I knew something wasn’t right only to find out the news that God sent his angels ( dead relatives) to bring Anthony to the Pearly Gates to meet God. Anthony was always an “ EARTH ANGEL” but now he has wings. We still talk and I told him I would carry the torch and post,” What The Angels Are Saying Today” for him because he is no longer of the flesh and can no longer post on Facebook. Anthony is now looking 👀 over us and continues God’s work from the other side. He was a man of God and no doubt when he faced The Lord , The Lord said,” Good job my faithful servant ❤️”  Anthony was a really Great guy, they don’t come any better, he will be sorely missed. God Bless Anthony and God Bless Us All 🙏

I was so sorry to hear about Anthony's passing. I met Anthony back in the 80's when I worked at Sal & Annies. Still to this day it was probably the best summer job I ever had. Anthony and his family were warm, loving, FUNNY and just fantastic humans. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. Anthony and I reconnected on Facebook  many years ago and I'm so glad we did. One of the last messages on FB was for my brother, Tommys, birthday. Anthony always reminded me that Tommy was his best employees. Rest in peace, Anthony. You will be missed. 

I was Tony’s teacher in HS. I later connected with him on FB. We bantered frequently over politics but always respected each other. He was a kindred soul a funny kid to have in class and a passionate citizen with a huge heart……He will be missed…

My Family is so so sorry for your lose.  He was a very caring and loving person. We are remembering great times Anthony shared with my family.    Anthony was a caring  uncle many years ago to my girls and there friends he was very supportive. We have many  pictures of
Anthony showing horses at East Freehold Park.  Enjoy the Memories....
 

Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Love Nick and Regi, with Christina, Adam, Becca and Joe ❤️

OBITUARY

Anthony J. Vispisiano

15 February, 1962 – 2 March, 2023

Quinn Hopping Funeral Home

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