Condolence: So sorry for your loss. I'm dumbstruck. I was looking to contact you Jan and saw this. Please email when you can. I can't find a number for you, but I'll keep on digging. Sincerely, your little half brother.

Condolence: Tony always was laughing, it seemed, cracking jokes to make everyone at work smile. Always the professional at his job, Tony took on many projects of mine at "the phone company" resulting in great success. I'm so very sorry to hear of his passing. My heartfelt condolences to you.

Condolence: Dear Family of Tony A, we are very sorry for your loss. I am Daniel Ostdiek, a CenturyLink employee in Arizona who only knew Tony by working with him over the phone. Myself and several AZ CenturyLink Government and Education Services AZ based team members never met Tony in person, but we worked with him on the phone often in performing important CenturyLink "Hot Cuts". Tony coordinated many of these orders as our over the phone "Project Analyst" based in Seattle area, but served many many customers and account teams like ours in many states . Myself and my 12 AZ based CenturyLink family peers just wanted to share our condolences and let you know that Tony's detailed work and the fact that he never "Got too stressed out" helped make these large important projects go smooth because of his personality. Our thoughts and prayers of the AZ Governement and Education Solutions Account Team are with your family at this time, and I am sure there are dozens of other peer teams of ours in many states that feel the same.

Condolence: Tony and I worked together at USWest/QWEST/CenturyLink for the last 15 years. Tony was a good friend, loyal father and dependable collegue. when I first came to the company he took me under his wing and was always willing to put his own work aside to help out the "newb." We had the opportunity to have each other over to our homes, and he even let me stay the night when I had an Army event in Seattle. He also hosted my Son, Sam and I to a memorable Mariners game, that Sam remembers to this day. I admired his silent courage, dealing with his illness with a grace and bravery that is rare, today. I will miss him greatly, and look forward to our reunion, when my time on this earth is done. Be well, my friend.

Condolence: I first met Tony when I was a teenager and was dating his best friend, Mark McBride’s little brother, Michael.
Tony & Mark would come home from College on the breaks and they would spend time playing Frisbee, ,water-skiing, comparing muscles and eating A LOT of food and just being totally cool College boys. I saw Tony a few times throughout the years but my image of Tony is always of a young, muscled guy who had a great smile and an easy going manner. All of the McBrides are so sad to hear this news. Our prayers are with the Andreacchio family for strength and healing during this very difficult time.

Condolence: I worked with Tony for many years in Federal Services. He always seemed so upbeat and had a smile on his face. I will never forget one Christmas when our entire office had a decorate your reindeer horns competition. Tony, dressed his up with a Ken Doll with long blond hair, he was Fabio. He was so funny & and had a great laugh. Hearthfelt condolances to all of your family.

Condolence: My deepest sympathy and prayers are with the Andreacchio family. I was a friend of Tony's sister, Liz. She always said nice things about Tony. May you both run free in Heaven.