Anthony Dunn

To the Dunn Family My thoughts and prayers are with all of you during this difficult time. I am so sorry to hear of the passing of Tony. Even though he was older than Matt and I when we were growing up I can still remember the times he looked out for us when the other brothers were picking on us. A couple of years ago when I was out of work I ran into Tony in the grocery store. He said he had heard that I had lost my job and put me in contact with people he knew at the Clinic as well as in private industry. Just like that even though I hadn't seen him for years. There again he was looking out and helping others. Tony was a great guy and will be missed dearly. Scott Wolverton

My heart is with you today as you celebrate Tony's life. I didn't know Tony real well but have heard so many wonderful things from his friends. He will be deeply missed.

Please accept my love and prayers for Tony. Tony, me and my brothers were part of a rat pack of kids that used to roam about in Frazee. We were in Scouts together, had CCD classes, and many other things. I can still remember "Suzie's Cafe" in Frazee, Tony's Grandma and 10 cent pops. Tony's Mom & Dad knew my parents well: Tom & Martha Mahon. Hope Tony can hook up with Tom & Marty and talk over old times up there. All I can offer is my heartfelt sorrow, prayers and condolences, and it is so true our time here is brief, so make the most of every day, just as Tony always did Jeff

I am so very sorry. I hope that peace rests upon all of you and that God's guidance calms you. I will always remember Tony.

My condolensces to Tony's family, fiancee and his close friends. Tony had so many good qualities and extended himself to many people. I remember him doing communion at Eagle Cliff Nursing Home and going to the group home for the disabled. He truly lived his faith. I had talked with Tony occasionally when I'd run into him at work at Billings Clinic and was not aware until recently that he was ill. He was a good person and I'm sure he will be missed by many. So sorry for your loss. Martha Allen-Madrid