It is with great sadness that we announce the sudden passing of Tony Celest Andrigo, in London, Ontario, on Sunday September 20, 2020 from a pulmonary embolism at the age of 64 years.
Tony was the beloved son of John Andrigo (March 31, 1993) and Irma Andrigo (May 13, 2001), brother of Linda Martin (Claudio), brother of Roy Andrigo (wife Loretta Bauder who predeceased him April 6, 2019). He also leaves behind nephews Michael Martin (Emily Maddocks and son Jacob), Jason Martin (Monica and son Jack) and nieces Helena and Sabina Andrigo.
In Tony's short life he enjoyed wildlife, fishing, anything outdoors, cooking, and doing car repairs. As a young boy he had a habit of bringing home many creatures like snakes, butterflies, and turtles.
Tony was a dedicated employee of the Toronto Transit Commission for 16 years, had degrees as an Electronic Engineering Technician and Meat Management and Training, working as a butcher for 8 years. We are thankful for the good friends he had and people who cared about him; in particular, Steve Mori who maintained a long-time friendship with Tony.
We will cherish the good memories we had with him. Rest in peace Tony...❤ we will miss you.
Cremation has taken place and a private family service will be held. If desired, in lieu of flowers please make a donation to the charity of your choice.
Tony was the beloved son of John Andrigo (March 31, 1993) and Irma Andrigo (May 13, 2001), brother of Linda Martin (Claudio), brother of Roy Andrigo (wife Loretta Bauder who predeceased him April 6, 2019). He also leaves behind nephews Michael Martin (Emily Maddocks and son Jacob), Jason Martin (Monica and son Jack) and nieces Helena and Sabina Andrigo.
In Tony's short life he enjoyed wildlife, fishing, anything outdoors, cooking, and doing car repairs. As a young boy he had a habit of bringing home many creatures like snakes, butterflies, and turtles.
Tony was a dedicated employee of the Toronto Transit Commission for 16 years, had degrees as an Electronic Engineering Technician and Meat Management and Training, working as a butcher for 8 years. We are thankful for the good friends he had and people who cared about him; in particular, Steve Mori who maintained a long-time friendship with Tony.
We will cherish the good memories we had with him. Rest in peace Tony...❤ we will miss you.
Cremation has taken place and a private family service will be held. If desired, in lieu of flowers please make a donation to the charity of your choice.
