Anthony M. Setteducato

Birth date: Mar 5, 1954 Death date: Feb 28, 2025

Anthony "Tony" Setteducato, 70, born in Brooklyn, New York, passed away at Baptist Medical Center in Jacksonville, Florida on February 28, 2025. A devoted husband, father, and friend, Tony loved bringing people together even if h Read Obituary

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Alice Romano

34w ago

Cousin Tony was a blessing to all of us! I have so many great memories of him since we grew up together & were the same age! We lived just blocks away from each other in Brooklyn! My fondest memory was when my dad (George Setteducato) built an Indian T-P for us in our back yard & all us cousins played cowboys & indians for hours! Tony had a beautiful smile & was always kind & loving! Whenever Rudy & I came to visit from Colorado he welcomed us & things were back to the good old days in Brooklyn sharing lots of love & laughter! We will miss you Tony! Until we meet again! Love Alice & Rudy

Chris Gentile

34w ago

in honor of Anthony.

A lit candle with a soft flame, surrounded by small white flowers and green leaves, set against a warm yellow background.

Fred Polizzi

34w ago

Tony and I have been friends and cousins as far back as I can remember. Our families were very close, and we spent a lot of time together. Whether it was out in the country "Boonton" or on the streets of Brooklyn. We were both members of the "54's" and loved sharing that with Loretta, Theresa, Madeleine and Alice. You will be missed by all of us and always remembered and loved.

Freddy

Theresa

34w ago

“Cousins are friends that will love you forever.” How true this sentiment. Even though he has passed the bond will always be unbroken. As cousins, Tony and I grew up on the same block in Brooklyn and were classmates in grammar school. We made our communions and confirmations together, played on the same street, and of course, saw each other at holidays. One of 6 cousins born in 1954, Tony made time to celebrate our milestone of 50 years in Las Vegas. Tony and his wife Oonagh were gracious hosts to July 4th BBQs at their lakeside NJ home, which he had completely renovated with a craftsman’s skill. He attended every annual family reunion from inception, beginning with our high school graduation party through last summer, making the trip from Florida. In 2023, he realized a long-held dream of living in Florida’s Palm Coast. Rest in peace, dear Tony. I pray that your family and our cousins will find solace in our many, many happy memories.

Mary Kovacs

34w ago

Growing up in Brooklyn and living 4 doors away, I remember all of us cousins arguing if we had a stickball game or playing hide and seek in the street but at the end of the day, we were ‘family’, who looked out for one another . . . We will miss you Tony . . . and pray for strength for Oonagh, Lisa, Vanessa and Girard and your siblings
Love cousin Mary & Bobby Kovacs

Loretta Luongo

34w ago

Tony was just like a brother to me. Always kidding me, Always ready to help, Always generous with his time.
He touched many lives and we all have something in our homes that tony created, built, and repaired. He was such a talented craftsman.
We spent so many holidays, bbqs, and beach parties together. We miss him so very much. Loretta and Bob

Samantha Setteducato Porter

34w ago

A little piece of my heart will always be at those 4th of July barbecues on the lake with cousin Tony at the grill.

I just shared this with Vanessa, but the first time I saw “Sette” in print was on Tony’s “Sette construction corp” work truck, and it stuck with me forever. I remember being about 13 and feeling very cool to also be a Sette in that moment.

Being a Setteducato cousin is one of the biggest blessings, and watching all of the family come together through the generations has always been such a joy.

Tony will always be a fixture in all of my favorite & family filled memories. I know he’s in wonderful family company now too.

God bless, we love you Tony.

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