"My sincere condolences go out to all of Tony's family. We went to school together and played in the band "The Capri's" back in the 60's. Many fond memories. He will surely be missed. May he rest in peace. Wayne Beck"
In loving memory of
Anthony F. Musso, Jr.
September 20, 1949 - April 16, 2017
Anthony "Tony" F. Musso, Jr. passed away peacefully on April 16, 2017. He was 67 years old, the son of the late Diana and Anthony F. Musso, Sr. He graduated from the University of Scranton with a degree in business administration. Tony was an innovative marketing businessman, involved in promoting nutritional supplements and malaria products. He traveled extensively and was a true outdoorsman, loving to fish and hunt. He was a devoted father and family man. Tony was predeceased by his Wife, Lily. He is survived by his loving children, Nicole Musso, Talia Musso, Gianna Musso, Angelina Musso and Alexander Musso. He is also survived by his six siblings, Sandra Lynch (Robert H.); Fedele A. Musso (Jaclyn): Eugene A. Musso (Jennifer): Barbara A. Robinson (Charles); Paul F. Musso (Maureen) and; Diane M. Perry (Mark) as well as many nieces and nephews.
There will be a celebration of his life 6- 8 p.m. Thursday 4/20/17 at Fred Hunter Funeral Home. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to ALS Association. http://www.alsa.org/donate/
Tributes
"I am deeply sorry for your loss. May you find comfort in Isaiah 25:8 were it says he will swallow up death forever and mourning will be no more. "
"Tony lives forever in my heart and memories as an amazing human being - keen of mind, gentle of heart, and generous of spirit. Tony loved his family, his friends and embraced the crazy experience that is life on earth with uncommon joy. My condolences to the Musso family, with gratitude and appreciation for the experience of Tony's friendship."
"Tony was a lifelong friend literally until his last hours. I met him on Good Friday last week, spent a couple of precious hours wheeling him outside, sitting in the sun and catching up like ol' times. We hadn't had such a fulfilling talk in ages. He was mentally sharp but physically frail. His voice strained but will stronger than ever. He was making plans to walk out in a few months, get his own place and continue his Montana building project. I met Tony in 2000 and it pretty much feels like yesterday. We traveled the world together- he's stayed at my family home in Delhi, apartment in Dubai and hotels around the world. It was such a joy sharing spaces with Tony. I enjoy my mid-day calls to him several times a week and catching up on life and business. Tony was an eternal optimist and lover of life and nature. He was the kindest, sweetest man I have ever known other than my father. Though not a "hugger", you could feel Tony's virtual hug every time you met him. A strong man yet a gentle spirit. Tony...have fun with Lily and know that you'll be deeply missed by Avanti and I, my mom (who knows you well), my sister and so many others. We were so lucky to have you in our lives. More lucky than ever. Your place is absolute and cannot be filled by anyone else. Just come back and fill it anytime."
"Tony a great human being with a magic for curing any kind of ailment ! A family man indeed with a great quality of head and heart. I am Kartik's mom . Kartik found a great buddy in him. Savitri Ramamurthy"
"Sincere condolences to the Musso family on the loss of Tony, Jr. from his Uncle Frank and cousins Mary Frances and Joe. We learned of Tony's death from a couple of Joe's high school and college classmates. We are so very sorry for his passing at what is a young age. Please know that he and all of you will remain in our thoughts and prayers in the days and years to come. "
"I am Viju, Kartik's sisyer. My family and I have had the joy of being acquainted with Tony for over 15 years or so. He has visited us at our home, and shared some home meals with us.Tony came across as a gracious, warm and generous friend. My enduring memory is if him hanging out with my children , my husband Nitesh and I at a mall in Delhi, on two occasions. Both times, he struck up a great rapport with my younger daughter who was probably 5 at the time and babysat her at the mall while the rest of us were shopping. Tony and Aiyana, my daughter, were found later sneaking into candy stores and pigging out giant lollipops, and jelly beans, with a sheepish expression!! He had such a fun and great way with kids. I remember he played my guitar and sang a riff from a song just to cheer us up.I know he is very special to the almighty. I pray that he meets up with Apps, my Dad who passed away in 2011 and they beam their good will on us down here."