
Anthony Thomas
June 08, 1967 - March 22, 2017
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Shara Boschee
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Tony, you were a good friend and a joy to work with. Honest, gentle, real. All who knew you will truly miss your kind smile and gentle soul. Comfort and peace family, friends, loved ones. Shara and Chris
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Carla
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I love you big bro. Glad I said those words to you every time we talked
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Jerome Jenkins
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Tony, You have been my homeboy since the 9th grade. We had each others back all through High School and College. So many memories of all our good times together and all the times we played ball just beating up on everybody. You and Dwayne were the brothers I never had and now you both are gone. I hope you and him are partying together and balling everyday like we did back in High School. I want to thank your Mom for putting up with us and with eating all her food. We all had single Moms who raised boys to men and your Mom did a great job with you Tony. Though we somewhat grew apart as we got older, our friendship stayed strong. I miss all the times we played cards and dominoes and just doing the things we did as we grew into young men. Man those were some good times. Love you my brotha, say hello to D and I will keep our Fairfax legacy alive. Jerome Jenkins
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Yvessaizon@yahoo.com
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Tony and I've been friends since junior high school Tony was a great guy great friend always there for me Humane clothes from Junior High through High School then tell me left to go be a college basketball player his first love what is a great ball player we lost touch but told he's been in my thoughts and prayers always I'm going to miss my friend I love you my brother rest in peace until we see each other again. Yves
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Rhonda Dillon Shain
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Tony,
You were my first boyfriend and first love since the 10th grade at Fairfax High School. I remember waiting for you after practice, catching the bus down Fairfax, talking on the phone and letters you would write me with my favorite Smurfette stickers. We always had a special bond even after high school and college. Though we hadn't spoken in years, it's hard to believe you're gone; however, I realize God knows what's best. I pray He comforts and heals the hearts and minds of your mom, sister and children. May God bless them all with wonderful memories of times they spent with you. Rest well, Tony. ❤
Love always,
Rhonda Dillon Shain