Met Tony at Indiana Bell in the 1980's when the department we worked in I had to talk to different what was known as Central Offices on the telephone. Later met Tony in person when I was loaned downtown. Over the years we have worked together until his retirement in 1999. Him and I along with his wife remained in contact up until his passing. He was truly a good-hearted person. I will miss his conversations, but I know he is at rest.

Everyone who worked at the Iron Skillet in the late '60's & early '70's thought the world of Tony and Bonnie! Both were the best employees and friends that one could have. God rest Tony's soul. What a fine man he was!

Thanks for being a wonderful friend didn't know you that well when Julie and were freshman at Ritter until Adolph said to my dad when he was him a ride to work one day. Going to miss you my friend

Tony was The best! Feel so blessed that we moved across the street from Tony and Bonnie in 2000 and have loved them like family ever since! Tony was always out in his yard fixing up something or gardening or just out for a chat! I remember one time I was coming home from a long day of teaching, knowing that I had to start raking leaves. When I turned down the cul-de-sac, I saw that all of our leaves were raked out of our lawn and were ready for the lawn sweeper to pick up. Tony had done all that for us while we were at work. And of course he wanted no recognition for it! I will miss his gentle soul, his humor, talking about the Colts, and seeing he and Bonnie on the front porch! Love you! The Hine Family

Love ❤️ to you all.

I will forever remember Tony for all his woodworking skills. He was always building things for friends and family!! I know it drove Bonnie crazy all the flower boxes and planters he would make and place around the yard!!! I will forever keep you in my heart Tony. Love you. Erin & Scott