Tony was the "neighbor kid" who was loved by all. The moms on our little cut-de-sac often commented about how, "that boy is going to do big things in life." Shortly after the Viventi family moved in, I was in the garage unloading groceries. I'll never forget Tony walking over and saying, "Mrs. Rideout, let me help you unload your car." What young boy would do something as selfless as that? Tony would! He was always beyond polite. To the Viventi family, who I haven't seen for many years, my heart breaks for you. Please accept my sincerest sympathy. I pray that your faith helps you navigate through each day.

Tony was the first “babysitter”, outside of family, that we let watch our boys. We have carried that memory with us for 40 years. His  kind and caring demeanor were present at a very early age,. May his kind soul rest in peace. 
The Trebbe Family

I knew Tony from the gym. Tony was always quick with a joke, especially a good natured  “…you lifting weights or running your mouth?…”.  He always had a smile, a positive attitude, and the best workout playlist. 
“…and until we meet again, may God hold you in the palm of his hand…”

I worked with Tony at the FBI Laboratory in Quantico.  He will be missed very very much.  Sending my condolences to family and friends.  His kindness, service, friendship, and comradery will be remembered for ever more.

I would like to extend my deepest condolences to all of you on your loss.  My thoughts and prayers are with all of you during this difficult time.

We miss you Tony.  Can’t quite process it.  

Your Botta Bing Bible Buds (B4)  (credit: Allan) miss your presence, leadership, and perspectives.  
Thanks to His love, forgiveness, and redeeming mercy, we’ll see each other again.

The only person who chose the day was God. 
As my brother’s tragic event is still fresh on this particular day, may we all remember to choose Love. Always choose Love.

Instead of hurt, love.
Instead of regret, love.
Instead of hatred, love.
Instead of remorse, love.
Instead of sadness, love.
Instead of envy, love.
Instead of indifference, love.
Instead of fear, love.
❤️
This is what my brother would say now.
💘 Romans 12:10

The Stinson Family is standing with you all and praying for a peace beyond any understanding. We love you all and are here for you if you need prayer or simply someone to listen. We are here.  
Draw Strength from Psalm 121

My deepest condolences to your family as you move through this time of grief.  May you find comfort and peace in warm memories of joyful times spent together with Tony.

Sending condolences to you and your family. Nothing hurts worse than losing a child.

I met Tony, the day I was born. He was my bubba, my hero, my everything. We drove across country and when our van caught fire while by bro was driving at age 16 he pulled over and I got out the same side as my bro and I ended up on the drivers side and in the middle of the road. My bubba pulled my arm out of the way and I survived to tell you that my brother is a superhero! He’s my hero!

Viventi family and friends,

I am so sorry to hear of the loss of Tony. I was a coworker of Tony's, but really got to know him at gym. We had lots of conversations about faith and family. He will certainly be missed. Praying for the family.

Viventi Family,


So sorry for your loss! The C17 Loadmaster is mourning with you! May Toni have Blue Skies & tailwinds ahead! Load Clear! 🙏✈️🇺🇸

Condolences from the Eads Family (Ryan, Heather, Devin, & Rylee) from Cincinnati Ohio.

I’m so sorry for your loss.  I met Tony last year when I joined the security team at the Mount Church.  He and I spent many Sundays sitting by the coffee shop working security at the church.  We shared life stories and he helped me with advice on dealing with some life and work stressors.  He was a great man, a good friend and he will be missed.

Vivente family,

You all are in our prayers as you enter this season of mourning. Please know that the entire Mount Ararat Security Team is here for you. We love Toni as a brother as he mentored many of our team mates. God bless you all. 

-Tom Hamilton (Security Lead Mount Ararat Church)

My condolences to his family. I first met Tony while I was an instructor on the C-17 training system. He was a great student with a positive attitude that had a positive affect on those around him. Later in his AF career he came back to Altus AFB and we worked together again for a number of years. He was a great loadmaster and person. I was truly saddened at his passing.  He will be missed greatly.

I was so saddened to hear about Tony's passing.  He was a joy to work with and always had a witty way to bring a smile to any conversation.  He was proud to have served his country in so many ways and will be sorely missed.  Sending prayers to the family during this difficult time.  With sincerest sympathy.

Viventi Family,

My condolences on the passing of Tony. He was a co-worker of mine and was always so friendly and helpful, he will surely be missed. Thoughts and prayers to you during this difficult time. May time help to heal your heart.

Tony was a fantastic person and true loadmaster professional.  He always had a smile and would take time to help anyone. He will be missed!

OBITUARY

Anthony Stewart Viventi

October 7, 1970 – February 5, 2024

Mullins & Thompson Funeral Service

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