Dear Carol & Joe,
For many years I worked with Tony at Kaiser Orthopedics and rode motorcycles with him on days off. What a treat it was to share an interest outside work and be away from the typical MD/PA hierarchy. Tony sold me his Norton once and bought it back about 18 months later. What a guy! For years he was my MD supervisor (every PA needs one) but he was a friend and mentor as well. I will remember him and miss him. Peace be with you Tony and with your family.
God Speed...but not too fast.

Mrs.Lagalbo and Family,  I will miss my friend Tony,He did not like to have his friends call him  Dr. Lagalbo. He was a very humble man, quiet, and kind of shy, but all knowing of what was going on around him at all times.  He was  my doctor when I had surgery to my arm and he did his craft very well. He will be missed  by all of us who knew him.     Steve& Roseann  Bennett

Dear Carol & Joe,
Know that you are in our thoughts & prayers.
Looking at the pictures you posted I could not help remembering an old photo album of my mother's that I still have with many a picture of Tony & me at that age, in that we were the first children in the family there seemed to be many pictures. It also brought back the times we spent together on Bedford Ave. as well as Thanksgivings when Uncle Joe took over the kitchen. 
And after we had each gone our separate ways in life I really enjoyed filling in the blanks during the few times we were able to get together with you both in Denver.
With much love,
Cousin Tom & Mary Ann


Dear Carol,
I am so sad to learn of Tony's death. For so many years he was another brother to me and I will always cherish memories of growing up as part of the Logalbo family. Time and distance will never diminish 
those wondrous images.
Yesterday I saw an old Austin Healey at a traffic light and smiled.
My love and sympathy to you, your son, Angela and Marie Elena.
Joan Boccio Guarino

Dear Carol and family
Our thoughts and prayers are with you.One of the best things I ever did for CPMG was get Tony.In addition to our practice experiences we shared things we remembered from living in close neighborhoods as kids, rowing for Westside Rowing Club, going to UB med school, and spending time in the Army even though they it was many years apart. We'll miss him. With much love.
Hank Gardner

Mrs. Logalbo and family, I am truly saddened by the loss of your husband and father.  It has been my pleasure working with Dr. Logalbo here at the DDS over the past several years.  He was an integral part of our group and we will miss him.  My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.  Shirley Dominguez, Medical Relations Officer, DDS

Mrs. Logalbo and family, I am truly saddened by the loss of your husband and father.  It has been my pleasure working with Dr. Logalbo here at the DDS over the past several years.  He was an integral part of our group and we will miss him.  My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Dear Carol, Joe, Angela, Marie Elana and families,
We send our deepest sympathies to you all at this sad time.  Though distance and time separates, our fond memories will never fade.  We keep you in our thoughts and prayers. Sincerely, Tony and Kathy Finaldi, West Seneca, NY.

Dear Carol, Joe & Family, my sincere condolences on Tony's passing our thoughts and prayers are with all of you during this difficult time. Joe Donofrio & the Donofrio Family, Buffalo, NY.

It was always a pleasure to work with Tony when we were both practicing medicine in Denver. I always trusted his clinical judgement and his devotion to his patients and their needs. The same was true after we both retired and began doing reviews for the DDS. I also so enjoyed his stories about his motorcycle adventures and all the other stories of a life well lived. The DDS office will not be the same without you, old friend.
 Henry Fieger, M.D.

OBITUARY

Anthony J. LoGalbo

July 4, 1941 – October 31, 2012

Olinger Andrews Caldwell Gibson Chapel

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