Anthony L. “Tony” Woodman

Great guy, friend and Great memories. Deepest condolences to his wife and family. From the Osip brothers Paul, Mike and Dan.

I lived just down the street from Tony growing up. He recommended me for a paper route at age 11 - my first job. I bought my mini-bike from Tony, and my first boat with racing stripes. Tony was a great friend and perhaps the older brother that I never had. I was shocked to hear of his passing. My deepest condolences to his family. I feel that I am reaching out to touch you through Tony, even after all these years.

Sadden to hear of Tony's passing. I met Tony while working at Digital /CSS in the good old DEC days. He was an amazing co-worker. Always willing to help no matter what. The gang (CSS) had many great end of quarters celebrating our success together. Tony was brilliant when it came to configuration, he was always my "go to" person to get answers. He could figure out anything. RIP Tony

I was saddened to hear about Tony’s passing. We lived next door to the Woodmans in the early ‘70s. He helped me navigate the vagaries of surviving Jr. High in Ogdensburg. His name recently came up in conversation, even though I hadn’t seen him in decades. As a teen, he was a combination of The Fonz and Tom Sawyer. Cool, just a little older than his peers, (something to do with being born in Africa,) the best engine mechanic around and just edgy enough to be a hit with the ladies. Like Sawyer, he was affably able to convince people that they needed to help him with his paper route or sand the family boat. RIP Tony!

So sad to hear that Tony left us. Tony was a superb guy to work with and to be with when things needed to be done right the first time. Greatly enjoyed working with him over the years. I will miss him.

Tony was always willing to help out in any situation. His dedication to detail and kindness to all will never be matched. I had the pleasure in working with Tony for over 20 years and worked on many projects together. He will be missed by all and was a model for each of us to follow. Tony will be always with us in our hearts.

Tony and I attended elementary and junior high school together. We also were in Boy Scouts together. He was a gentle spirit who was loved by everyone. As he attended a different high school we lost touch but I run into him a few times as he was up visiting family and friends on a vacation or two. He was a great guy & wonderful friend. Welcome to Paradise, Tony!

Carol, I'm so sorry for your loss, I wish I had met Tony, he sounded like a very caring person, may your memories that you and Tony made together are kept in your heart forever, sending you many hugs and prayers, my condolences to you and your family.

Tony and I were high school friends and roommates at college in Canton. I visited him once shortly after he moved to NH and have though of him offen. I'm glad he had the chance to touch the lifes of so many with his wit and humor.

So truly stated Tony was a joyful giving spirit, always willing to lend a hand. I had the good fortune of knowing Tony for many years as a coworker and a friend. I have many fond memories and I am grateful to have had him in my life. So sad to lose him so young. To Tony’s wife and family so sorry for your loss.

My wife Jan and I have a heavy heart with the passing of Tony. Lots of good times with him and Carol and he will never be forgotten. Out condolences to Carol and her family, he will be missed.

My deepest condolences to Carol and her extended family. As Bobby’s new neighbor in Tewksbury, I just met Tony, but I felt like we were longtime friends. I am very sad and you will all be in my thoughts and prayers. Rest In Peace, Tony!

Deepest sympathy to Carol And family.. lots of fond memories of Tony in high school. The last boat ride we had I'll cherish it.. May the spirit be with you..Rip my friend.

We are so sad to hear of Tony's passing. I haven't seen him since high school but remember what a great guy he was.