Birth date: Aug 28, 1944 Death date: Jun 12, 2020
Anthony “Tony” Jude Sciacca, Sr. of Liverpool, devoted husband, father, grandfather/papa, brother, neighbor, and friend passed away peacefully on June 12, 2020 at age 75 surrounded by the love of family and friends. Born on Augus Read Obituary
Dear Family, I cannot tell you how sad I was to learn of Tony's passing. I will always remember Tony as a great man of honor, integrity, thoughtfulness, highly protective of his family and friends and those he cared deeply for. Tony always reminded me of "The Great Godfather" in many good ways. Please know I will keep all of you in my prayers and thoughts during these difficult times. Tony was truly a blessing from above. Mary Emily Alibrandi
Jennifer and Anthony, I was able to see him with Mr and Mrs. Cooke back in 2014. We had a good time reminiscing. My condolences on your Dad's passing.
We only met Tony twice during enrollment to The University of Delaware by both our daughters - Jennifer & Michaela. We immediately recognized Tony to be a caring & dedicated father. Tony’s genuine smile was infectious to those around him & his upbeat personality was very evident whenever he spoke. We extend our most sincere condolences to his family. Nancy & Duane Walborn
Tony was an amazing man. Although I didn't know him very well, I know he was a loving husband and dad. He always had a smile on his face. You will be greatly missed.
Janet Spaulding
Our deepest sympathy to the Sciacca family. Todd and Mary Beth Fletcher.
I met Tony at Christ the King many years ago. He was a kind and gentle man, who always had a smile. Condolences to his family and may he rest in peace.
Tony was a super great person had some great times with Tony and his sister Judy going to school at Or Lady of Pompei up on the Northside
Rest RIP my old friend
Peter Fragola
I met Tony on just a few occasions, but remember him as a warm, interesting, loving and funny man. I had the privilege of knowing him through his wife, Charline who I am sure is devastated by his loss. Despite his medical problems, he was always upbeat, philosophical and a pleasure to be around. ‘Prime Beef’ as I nicknamed him, will be sorely missed. MTC
To all who loved him dearly, I didn’t know him as well as his twin sister, my Aunt Judy. Knowing they are cut from the same cloth I know he was a charismatic loving family man. Deep sincere condolences ❤️ Karen Dobkowski Dodge
