Condolence: My deepest heartfelt condolences to the Dolce family. I will always remember Tony with the fondest of memories at the Davenport Club and when he use to come to Longfellow School .. he was always so fun to be around and always ready with a joke!! May you find comfort in knowing that he is now reunited with the love of his life, Linda! What a glorious reunion that must have been . May he rest in eternal happiness and peace. With love and sympathy, Fran Friscia

Condolence: To all of the Dolce family: there are so many wonderful memories of our Uncle Tony - all the get togethers at Nana and Papa's and at my sisters, Christmases, weddings, luncheons, etc. He always made us laugh - especially when bantering with Papa and his brothers (my Dad, Bob, and of course Uncle Richie). We loved his sense of humor and quick wit - including all the sarcasm we all know so well in our family. We always felt loved by him - even if he made fun of our choice of football teams (sorry, Uncle Tony, but Cowboys rule). He asked me once how I could be a Cowboys fan and I told him it was because of him and my Dad and Uncle Rich since they always seemed to be ticked off at the Giants saying they stink - and would even throw pillows at Papa's TV while watching the game! He laughed and said "that's still no excuse." He was a huge part of our lives and we will always miss him. Aunt Linda will take good care of him now - God rest them both.

Condolence: To All the NY Dolces -- Our sincerest condolences on the passing of your very dear Dad and Uncle. I will forever have the fondest memories of my Uncle Tony -- Xmases at Papa and Nana's, around the Easter dinner tables, summer BBQs, Yankee games, Giants games, hilarious golf outings in Danbury with him and my Dad and Papa and Uncle Rich, equally hilarious political discussions from 1972 on, and many more. He was a great soul and had a good heart. And he helped give shape to my life. I will miss him. Rob and All of Us Dolces here in VA.