It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Antonio Cecere on March 19, 2020, at the age of 59.
Antonio was a loving son, husband, father, brother and uncle.
He will be lovingly remembered by his wife, Chantal Belzile, beloved mother, Natalina Cecere, and his sons, Luigi Cecere (Catherine) and Joseph Cecere (Sasha). He also leaves behind his brothers Mike Cecere (Maria) and Mario Cecere, along with his nephew, Michael Steven Cecere and his nieces Natalie Cecere, Rachel Cecere, Julia Cecere, as well as many loving family members and friends.
Antonio was a man who took pleasure in the little things in life, like nature’s beauty and wildlife. He was an incredible father who taught his sons valuable life lessons and gave them wonderful experiences.
His bursts of song and dance always brought a smile to whomever was around him. He took joy in storytelling, sharing memories and educating us all with Italian history. His classic smirk meant that the room was about to roar with laughter and the best stories were the ones told around the kitchen table.
He will be deeply missed. He is now guiding us all as our angel and protector.
To our dear friend Tony,
Whom we shared very fond memories together. We will always share them and keep them in our hearts.
To the family,
With sympathy.
Thinking of you in these difficult times and sending love.
The Reino family.
We offer our heartfelt condolences to every member of this beautiful family. Throughout the years, we celebrated many cherished Christmas Eve’s together and family events.
Tony, you will be truly missed… Gone too soon 🙁
Our thoughts and prayers of comfort are with all your Family .
Rest In Peace .
Dearest Tony, I’m deeply saddened by this terrible news. My heart fills with sadness when I think of your family. You left this world far too early with still so much too look forward too. I have many fond memories of you while I was growing up, from you pretending to be a ballerina while I took ballet classes to always making us laugh with countless jokes. You will be deeply missed my many. May you now rest in peace, with Love Sabrina, Armando and Adamo xo
Tony and I had many conversations regarding The Roman Empire.
I think he’d enjoy this as a tribute to his fondness of The Empire and of history.
the glory of Rome is not forgotten and neither is Tony’s…
The Roman Empire had many lasting accomplishments for example one of them was the systems of laws. This system really helps us today, for example is this system wasn’t invented than we probably wouldn’t have voting today. Romans were the start of voting imagine how much crazy things and killing there would be if we couldn’t choose out president. Also the Romans started the three branches, that is another system of law. So first the president makes a law up, then sends the law to the government, and if most approved that law then the law gets send to another group of people, finally if most of the people also approve there than it becomes a law.
Rome was very powerful and big at the time right before they got attacked. Which weekend there empire a lot so it will be easier to destroy. After a while, the barbarians attacked Rome which really made Rome lose money. Then since people lost money they began to barter and trade goods with other people. Rome’s government started adding less gold in there coins which means that money stated losing its value. Many shops and business were close down because of this. Prices started going up, and only rich people could afford food and tools from shops. Slowly the Roman empire started fading away then it was finally gone.
This empire was once a great empire with thousands of people. One of the things I most admire about Rome was there engineering. For example they made the colosseum about 3000 years ago and it is still standing today, well half of it. Government in Rome was also pretty fair and powerful. Romans had good systems of laws that we still use at this very moment. Lastly the realism they had was pretty cool, for example if this guy they made a statue of was black of had a demented face than they would make that guy black this a demented face. Rome was one of the best empires in my opinion.
May you find comfort in knowing that he’s at peace and that his spirit lives on through every memory. My deepest sympathies sending you thoughts of strength and courage to you and your family.
Elisa Campanelli and family
To my beloved, dearest friend Tony…you were thoughtful, insightful and a joy to be around. My fondest memories are when we’d share a coffee at my home/your home/the Cafe and reminisce about our childhood…we’d roar of laughter. Wonderful times and memories. You are already missed. Our warmest and sincerest condolences to the whole family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. Rest in Peace.
May care and love of those around you provide comfort and peace to get you through the days ahead. My most sincere condolences.
I hope that our Lord brings you and your family the much-needed peace during this sad time. My condolences to you and your family.
Tony you will always always have a place in my heart RIP🖤
Hello Mike & family ~ Wishing you peace and comfort during this hard time. May you find comfort in all the beautiful memories you shared and made with him. Stay safe and healthy.
Hello Mike and family, Wishing you peace and comfort during this hard time. May you find comfort in all the beautiful memories you shared and made with him. Stay safe and healthy.
Sinceri condoglianze per questo triste periodo che la famiglia sta attraversando.
Alla cara mamma, figli, fratelli, nipoti, zii, cuggini e tutti i famigliari di Antonio Cecere porgiamo le nostre più sentite condoglianze di cuore per questa tragica scomparsa. Non ci sono parole per potere alleggerire il vostro dolore ma fa che le nostre preghiere e i nostri pensieri vi sono vicinlni e vi danno un po’ di conforto in questo tempo di lutto così difficile. Preghiamo per la famiglia che Dio vi aiuti e darvi la forza di passare a traverso questo tempo di dolore, distacco e intensa perdita del vostro caro Antonio.
Sincere Condoglianze,
Da Tonino e Pierina Primiano