I know we all met Tony at different times - I remember him from 3rd grade at Central - because Torrez came right after Tonkinson, and Miss Drenick did a lot of things alphabetically, and because, of course - he was so cute! He was such a nice person, and always willing to help out. He was also very proud of his family, I talked with him quite a bit a couple years ago, and he talked a lot about them. I'm glad we were able to catch up then. I know he will be very missed!
I was incredibly sad when I heard the news of Tony's passing. I knew him back in Northeast junior high.
He was such a nice guy.
Rest in peace my friend🙏
Tony was the 'bomb' at Northeast JR HS. I think it was he and Eddie that were pretty much inseparable.. he was an amazing athlete too.. surely missed R.I.P.
I remember Tony since NE Jr High. He was on our wrestling team long hair, good looks, a dimpled smile and all. He was a very fast and mobile running back at the time. When we had to transfered to Longmont High School our sophmore year we lost contact but I heard many seniors were not on Tonys side. At Skyline Tony was often seen with Lisa smelling his new cologne he just sprayed on his neck lol. Our junior year Tony signed up to work with the late Simon Gutierrez and I to bail hay with long sleeved shirts, 90 degree plus heat. Simon would often be angered by his labor taking too much time at the water spicket. The year after we graduated I was working a summer job at IBM. I started to talk to this cute gal and she informed me that she was dating Tony. This was his future wife I believe. Otherwise I have not seen Tony in over 40 years. I have seen his sister and asked about him. I do not believe you where interested in the business world jungle, but instead you took the the road of spending time with family. I hope you had a good life.
Terrie Tonkinson (Kirkpatrick)
I know we all met Tony at different times - I remember him from 3rd grade at Central - because Torrez came right after Tonkinson, and Miss Drenick did a lot of things alphabetically, and because, of course - he was so cute! He was such a nice person, and always willing to help out. He was also very proud of his family, I talked with him quite a bit a couple years ago, and he talked a lot about them. I'm glad we were able to catch up then. I know he will be very missed!
Nancy Osmunson (Savinelli)
I was incredibly sad when I heard the news of Tony's passing. I knew him back in Northeast junior high.
He was such a nice guy.
Rest in peace my friend🙏
Ronald Crane
Goodbye old friend sorry we didn't hook upBill Robinson
Tony was the 'bomb' at Northeast JR HS. I think it was he and Eddie that were pretty much inseparable.. he was an amazing athlete too.. surely missed R.I.P.
Mike Sandoval
I remember Tony since NE Jr High. He was on our wrestling team long hair, good looks, a dimpled smile and all. He was a very fast and mobile running back at the time. When we had to transfered to Longmont High School our sophmore year we lost contact but I heard many seniors were not on Tonys side. At Skyline Tony was often seen with Lisa smelling his new cologne he just sprayed on his neck lol. Our junior year Tony signed up to work with the late Simon Gutierrez and I to bail hay with long sleeved shirts, 90 degree plus heat. Simon would often be angered by his labor taking too much time at the water spicket. The year after we graduated I was working a summer job at IBM. I started to talk to this cute gal and she informed me that she was dating Tony. This was his future wife I believe. Otherwise I have not seen Tony in over 40 years. I have seen his sister and asked about him. I do not believe you where interested in the business world jungle, but instead you took the the road of spending time with family. I hope you had a good life.