Chris and Family,

Tony will be missed he was a special man I remember when I was younger he use to make me laugh all the time.He is home and free of pain and I am sure laughing and eating chinese food with the Campy gang watching over all of us.He is in a better place maybe we dont feel that way but I am sure he does.

John 14 1-3 says it all…

your in our prayers

Tripi family,

my condolences goes out to all of you. Tony may not be here with us now but he will never be forgotten. From a child, visting you in the city and having mister softy, that first year in florida, and the rest of my teens. You all have a special place in my heart. God Bless You.

Donna and family, One never knows the perfect thing to say. But I do know you and Tony had a wonderful life, and were blessed with a wonderful family that surrounds you. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

Our condolences to the entire Tripi family for the loss of Tony

Our thougths and prayers are with you

Don and Barbara Greenberg

I want to thank those that knew our Dad! Those that called him family or friend. He was special to us in so many ways. He taught us to work hard and EARN our way in life. He always had a hug and kiss for his loved ones. When he shook your hand, you knew you shook the hand of an honorable man. His word was as solid as a signed contract. Dad wanted to know if he made a difference in this world. Imagine that…He actually asked..+ Dad, you provided us with wonderful opportunities in life. You loved us, coached us when we fell off the tracks and lifted us up when we needed it most. We will make sure your BRIDE is well taken care of for you!

You will me sorely missed on this earth. Until the Lord calls me home…It’s not GOODBYE…It’s SEE YOU SOON!!! We Love You!!!

Dearest Tony:

Your Father did indeed make a difference in this world! He welcomed our son, Matthew, into his life with open arms. He openly expressed his feelings and often guided him when he needed a direction to go to. Your Dad laid the groud work out for you, so that you would follow in his foot steps and teach our son, how to express his feelings, how to be a great Dad, and teach him how to make good decisions. Your Father, also taught you how to be a wonderful Grandfather to our grandchildren, Danica and Michael.

You, Chis and Dan are in our Prayers.

Jacquie

Dear Mrs. Tripi:

Let the Holy Spirit be your guide to grace, strength, courage, faith and llove, during this time. Our sincere condolences for your loss.

Jacquie, Ryan, Madison and Nicholas Witucki

Dear Donna and Family,

I want to express my heartfelt sympathy to you. God has blessed you with a strong family bond that will help you as you grieve together. I know you do not grieve as those without hope, because of the faith in Jesus Christ that Tony expressed. I pray the Lord’s grace on you at this difficult time.

Dear Aunt Donna-I’m glad I got to kiss and hug Uncle last Wed in the hospital. I am going to miss him so much! I know he is walking streets of gold with Nana & Papa Seaman and Nana & Papa Tripi…they are having a big party with Jesus! My mom and I are going to visit you a lot & we are praying God helps you every minute of every day cause we know how much you will miss Uncle.

I love you!

Savanah xoxo

Dear Donna,

We will always remember the birthday parties,holidays and fun times we spent at Kelly and Mark’s house with Tony. We became one big family. John has fond memories of the time he worked for Tony selling Cadillacs in Delray Beach. We know Tony is at home with the Lord but he will missed by so many. Donna we send our love to you and your family. Matthew 5:4 tells us “blessed are they that mourn for they shall be comforted.” We will continue to lift you up in prayer during this difficult time.

With deepest sympathy and all our love,

John and Marlene

Although it has been many years since I have seen “Unc” as he was called by my dear friend Kelly, I can still see him laughing and smiling. He had a great laugh and a beautiful smile. My heart goes out to you Donna. I know he is in a better place, but he will be missed so much. I wish it did not have to be so early in his life. To you Donna and the Seaman family we offer our deepest sympathy and prayers.

With love,

John, Debbie, Annah and Isabella

Dear Aunt Donna,

The service was such a beautiful tribute to Uncle and our precious Lord! We love you so much and although none of us can imagine life on earth without Unc we are trusting God to provide supernatural comfort and peace to you in the days to come. You have been such a Godly role model to us “younger” :- girls-watching you over the years sacrificially loving Unc and all of us and because of all the time you spent caring for Uncle I know the days ahead will be difficult but I also know God is faithful and loves you so much so you will feel His constant presence and the daily prayers of us who love you more than words can say!

I hope you are comforted by the words below of the song played yesterday during the video tribute to Unc~

If you could see “Him” now….

I love you,

Kelly

It’s a sad time for our family, but we still carry fond memories in our hearts.

Uncle Tony will be dearly missed. He suffers no more and is free now.

My condolences to the Tripi family. I will never forget the childhood memories I shared with them and I’m very proud to be a part of the family.

My dear friend Donna-

I am so sad and sorry for your loss. I have been praying for you all through your struggles and keeping you very close in my thoughts. I have always treasured the very special way that you and Tony lovingly accepted me into your home and lives. As you anticipate each new day, I pray that your faith provides you with His peace and your friends, family and memories of the wonderful years that you and Tony shared comforts you. My God’s blessings be with you now and always.

All my love-

Chris

If You Could See Me Now~

Our prayers have all been answered I’ve finally arrived

the healing that had been delayed has now been realized

No one’s in a hurry -no schedule to keep

we’re all enjoying Jesus just sitting at his feet.

If you could see me now I’m walking streets of gold

If you could see me now I’m standing strong and whole

If you could see me now you’d know I’ve seen His face

If you could see me now you’d know the pains erased

Our light and temporary trials have worked out for my good

to know it brought Him glory when I misunderstood

Though we’ve had our sorrows they can never compare

To what Jesus has in store for us no language can share

If you could see me now I’m walking streets of gold

If you could see me now I’m standing tall and bold

If you could see me now you’d know I’ve seen His face

If you could see me now you’d know the pains erased

You wouldn?t want me to ever leave this perfect place

if you could only see me now…

I will always remember Uncle Tony as the loud one with the boomng voice, even if he wasn’t yelling at Chris…His energy and enthusiasm were contageous. He was a man with a huge heart and full of love. He is with the angels now, may he watch over your families and keep them safe.

We will miss that infectious dimpled smile, that playful wink when he was teasing, and the bold friendly laugh that came from the depths of his soul He was kind and generous to a fault – he and Jim routinely arm-wrestled when the dinner check came . . . the quickest hand won. He was a bundle of enthusiasm who savored life and family. A life lived with so much love never really ends because the memories will live on forever in our hearts. Thanks for being a part of our life, Tony.

Dear Tony,

It was a wonderful celebration of your life…from the video of memories at the funeral home, to the service at the church, to the Military Honors at the burial. It was absolutely lovely. I want to thank you for your Anthony; he is the light of my life. He and I talk about you often and we find comfort in reliving our memories of you. A recent one of mine is when I walked into the hospital for a visit. You grinned and gave me one of your special winks. It makes me smile everytime I remember and I’ll cherish that moment forever. “Ours is not to question why” but it’s hard not to ask why you had to go so soon. “Anth” and I take comfort in knowing we will see you again in Heaven. It will be a wonderful fellowship and there’s no doubt in my mind that when we see you again, you’ll give me another one of those special winks.

I love you,

Steph

May God be with you during this very difficult time. You are in our prayers. Love Stephanie’s Aunt Wanda