Birth date: Aug 12, 1944 Death date: Jan 21, 2020
Anthony D. Correnti, 75, a resident of Estero, FL since 1988, formerly of Boston, MA passed away Tuesday, January 21, 2020. He was born August 12, 1944 in Boston, MA to the late Salvatore and Lena Correnti. Anthony was an exceptio Read Obituary
I just learned of Tony’s passing. My sincere. Indolences to his family.
I was one of his first customers in Fort Myers and did business with him for years. To Tony jr and Danielle, I hope this reaches you for you have been great friends for years.
Tony and Dee Tartaglia
Tony was a great Rotary friend, we all loved his radiant smile and his enthusiasm. We admired his quick response to help a friend. I am proud to claim him as my friend.
God bless his family.
Rex and Peggy Sims
Bonita Springs, Fl.
My memories of Tony are deeply imprinted on my heart. I had the wonderful privilege of living for a time as his neighbor in Rapallo. His contagious smile and sense of humor brought life and laughter to the lives of all who knew him. He will truly be missed.
Judy Cutler-Teeven
We feel so sad, but honored to have known Tony.
MaryBeth, we are so sorry for your loss.
Love. Sally and Terry
With heavy hearts and prayers will miss you forever
Your friends from Boston, Elizabeth Wrobel-Szczesny and Chester.
I have known Tony for almost thirty years as a vendor, mover and friend. I feel blessed that I did see him fairly recently and am sure that his soul will rest in peace. My condolences and prayers to all family and friends. Tony will be missed by all. I left a gift to the Phoenix House in his memory.
Sincerely, Don Hershiser, Graphics IV
To Mary Beth, Nicholas, Nina, Tony Jr., Nancy, Marty and all at SW Direct,
It has been my sincere pleasure to have worked and known Tony Sr. for the last 22 years, both professionally and personally. He started out as a client and became a friend. His fierce spirit was contagious and I always left our meetings "pumped up". I was very sad to hear of his passing and want you to know that he always thought and spoke about you in a loving way. RIP Tony.
Michael Rubenstein
