I loved you so much Anthomy.  Our families lost touch after my mom died, so sad. All my cousins gone from my life. I will miss you always. Love, Elen.

I too am Lou's daughter, Annie's cousin.  I adored Anthony.  He always called me doll!  He made me eat mushrooms once. Hate them!  Anthony was the guy who could do anything.  Always laughing and cooking that's how I will remember him.  I love you all so very much. 
Ellen

Hello, 
This is Lou’s daughter, Susan, writing from Santa Fe, NM after hearing just now of Anthony’s passing. With a warm hug to you all I send my condolences. 
Two things came to me when I thought of this loving man: First is his bright smile and the twinkle in his eyes, that always felt genuine and safe to me as long as I’d known him. 

Second, was a memory from the night before grandma Frances took me, Ellen, and Carolese to CA. He made pancakes for us for dinner that were full of something I didn’t want to eat, but he assured me they were great. I puked my guts out that night and didn’t eat pancakes for years afterwards. Of course I got sick because I was so excited about our trip, not because the pancakes were bad. He was always thought of when pancakes appeared.

God bless your families. May you all keep him close to your hearts. I’m sure he’ll show up often  with a pat on the back. 
Always,
Susan Reid

Tony was a man's man! He was many things! AMAZING ,comes to mind!
The memories of Tony will live on with us forever .Being long time neighbors ,the memories of our families but mainly the great times fishing with my husband and doing neighborly things for each other .He made us laugh till we cried ! The pranks were endless and the lessons learned were constant cause he knew so much about ,it seems like everything ! To see my husband cry when we got the news of Tony's passing,brought all those beautiful memories especially for Gunder ! We spent several dinners since ,reminiscing of things I never knew of the two of them ! He helped my son Austin ,become a world record holder for knife throwing!  Still to this day! Imagine that , no surprise!
There were things said that I was glad I know now then then. Men can be kids - characters  , but they were all in all , done In great fun! What a beautiful thing to have 
,great memories! We will be there Saturday Oct 2 to  give support. But to let  Tony know we will See you again '! Hugs to the whole family! Stay strong Ann, he's watching over you ,,trust me!
Gunder & Julie Kirkeberg

Brother Anthony always remember his warmth and smile. When I first came to St. Bernadette's KofC council back in 2013 we sort of became brothers. He welcomed me and would always chat with him at our favorite store harbour Freight. God Bless you Tony and will always remember you in my prayers as well as the entire Longo family. Rest in peace.

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Anthony M Longo

29 junio, 1930 – 20 septiembre, 2021

Aycock Funeral Home

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