Birth date: Apr 3, 1945 Death date: Apr 26, 2020
Anthony M. Ippolito, 75, passed away on April 26, 2020 in Palm Coast, FL. Those who knew Anthony "Tony" Ippolito will remember an incredibly proud patriot and Army Vietnam Veteran. He greeted every military member and fellow vete Read Obituary
I loved Tony the moment I met him over 20 years ago. He was so warm and kind, and such an incredible presence. His smile lit up the entire place. I loved how much he adored you Alice, Jenn, Niki , Anthony Jr., and Brian. I remember visiting him and Alice many years ago when Tony had a hip replacement. Despite his intense pain prior to surgery, he was laughing and joking, and beaming as Karen abs I had brought the girls for the trip too. Tony was one heroic and tough guy. You just felt so safe and cared for around him. Yet for such a tough guy, Tony was such a teddy bear, so dedicated to his family and friends, so bright. Such an amazing man with tremendous spirit. Oh how I will miss him greatly. To all of the Ippolito family and friends, my utmost condolences. To Tony, May you rest ever so easy, incredible man. ❤️❤️❤️ Love,
Heather
Tony was one if the finest, most loyal and dedicated friends I've ever had. I had the privilege of knowing and working with Tony after he left Philadelphia and went to Washington, DC. He worked both smart and hard, turning derilect buildings into beautiful homes, and turning lives around for some talented yet needy young people who only needed a chance to acquire basic skills. He was a teacher, counselor, craftsman and mentor to everyone he came in contact with.
Tony, at one point, was injured yet he never missed a beat - nor did he miss any opportunities to give his students s boost whenever a need arose. Tony was a fine man and as I said it was my sincere privilege to call him a friend.
He will definitely be missed by me and my family. Tony, may you rest in peace.
Sending all my love.
Niki - I am so sorry for the loss of your dad. He was an excellent builder! He did fabulous work on your basement back in your old home. Absolutely beautiful! I hope you find solace on all of your wonderful memories of your dad.
With love - Roseanne and Graham Neill
My Dad is the greatest Hero he gave me my Mom who is and always will be my hero and the best Mom anybody can ask for he also gave me my family I always dream of he is and always will be my Hero I will miss you Dad, But you gave me the greatest gift of all you gave me a real Mom who I love so much and a brother and two sisters thank you for the best gift anyone could ever received.
