Anthony James Aluisi

1943 - 2013  (69 years)

• Name	Anthony James Aluisi
  Born	22 Nov 1943	Fresno, Fresno, California, USA
  Gender	Male
  Died	17 Nov 2013	Fresno, Fresno, California, USA
  	Anthony Or Tony ,Anthony Aluisi Aluisi United States, GenealogyBank Obituaries Deceased Name Anthony Or Tony ,Anthony Aluisi Aluisi Event Type Obituary Event Date 23 Nov 2013 Event Place California, United States Gender Male Death Date 17 Nov 2013 Newspaper Fresno Bee, The Spouse and Children Susan Wife Female Sandy Jones Aluisi Wife Female Sophia Santos Daughter Female Cassandra Aluisi Daughter Female Susan Wife Female Parents and Siblings Julius Aluisi Father Male Christina Damiano Aluisi Mother Female Debra Sister Female Marianne Sister Female Tim Brother Male Marianne Kozub Sister Female Rosanna Beato Sister Female Rosanna Sister Female Debra Ceja Sister Female Extended Family Troy Grandson Male Jordan Grandson Male Jose Jr Grandson Male Darly Grandchild Unknown Curtis Grandson Male Dylan Grandson Male Others on Record Terry Unknown Unknown Paul Santos SonInLaw Male Jose Aluisi Unknown Male Cathy SisterInLaw Female Terry SiblingInLaw Unknown Cyndee SisterInLaw Female Robert Ceja BrotherInLaw Male Jim Kozub BrotherInLaw Male Giuseppe Beato BrotherInLaw Male Dr Levy Nonrelative Unknown Dr Saul Nonrelative Male Dr Reyes Nonrelative Unknown Sister Emily Nonrelative Female Josh Curtis Nonrelative Male John B Curtis Nonrelative Male Mike Mcdevitt Nonrelative Male Chef Gilbert Nonrelative Male Dr Thomson Nonrelative Unknown "United States, GenealogyBank Obituaries, 1980-2014," database with
  Obituary	24 Nov 2013	Fresno Bee
  	Anthony "Tony" Aluisi was born on November 22, 1943, and passed away on Sunday, November 17, 2013. He was the first born to first generation Italian-American parents, Julius Aluisi and Christina Damiano Aluisi. He was soon joined by his two brothers, Tim and Terry, and his three sisters, Debra, Marianne and Rosanna. He was raised in a very traditional Italian home and much was asked of him as the oldest child. He learned very early the value of hard work and always carried one and more often two jobs. Tony never failed at anything and brought great pride to himself and his family. Tony attended and graduated from Roosevelt High School in 1961. He then attended and graduated from Fresno State University. After graduation, he taught math and coached baseball at Dos Palos High School, Fort Miller Junior High School and Tioga Junior High School. Tony joined the United States Army National Guard and then transferred to the California Air National Guard where he served for six years. Tony reopened his father's floor covering business under its original name, A & A Distributing. He later changed the name to, Quality Carpets Design Center, and that business is still successfully operated in Clovis, Ca. by Tony and his wife Susan. Tony was an outstanding athlete and excelled at many sports including track where he was the state record holder in the 880 and 1320. This earned him the honor of carrying the Olympic Torch to the 1960 Winter Olympics at Squaw Valley, Ca. One of Tony's greatest loves was softball. He played on six national champion teams for the California Air National Guard and was selected to the "All American" All Stars Team at that tournament each and every year. He played third base for many of the finest fast pitch softball teams in the valley. After retiring from softball, Tony found time to compete at his next great love golf. He belonged to several golf clubs in Fresno. He remained an avid golfer until his recent illness and death. Tony is preceded in death by his father, Julius Aluisi; mother, Christina Aluisi; son-in-law, Paul Santos; ex-wife, Sandy Jones Aluisi; and very recently, his granddaughter, Taylor Santos. Tony is survived by many, many friends and a very large family; wife Susan; daughters, Sophia Santos and Jose, and Cassandra Aluisi and Al; grandchildren, Troy, Dylan, Jordan, Jose Jr., Darly, and Austin; great-grandson Curtis; his brothers, Tim and his wife Cathy, Terry and CynDee; his three sisters, Debra Ceja and husband Robert, Marianne Kozub and husband Jim, and Rosanna Beato and husband Giuseppe; as well as many nephews, nieces and cousins. Tony's greatest joy was being with his family. He loved everyone so much. He was a loving husband, father, grandfather, great grandfather, brother, uncle and cousin. We will truly miss him with all our hearts. It must be said that our Tony was the most loyal, honest and loved person that we have ever known. Our entire family respected and loved him beyond measure. It would be impossible to tell you just how much we will miss him. Our lives are forever changed. Please pray for him and all of us left behind. Until that day! Your Loving Family. We want to thank all the doctors, nurses and staff of Saint Agnes Medical Center, for the loving care that Tony received during the 18 weeks of his hospitalization. We will forever be grateful to Dr. Levy, Dr. Saul, Dr. Thomson, Dr. Reyes, Sister Emily, Josh, Curtis, John B., Diane, Shanda, Mel, Irma, Ken, Rory, Ashley, Stephanie and Xoey. We also, want to thank the nutrition services Director Mike McDevitt, Chef Gilbert and the rest of their staff. Visitation will be held at Farewell Funeral Service on Sunday, November 24, 2013, from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. A Graveside Service will be held at Clovis Cemetery on Monday, November 25, 2013, at 11:00 a.m. Remembrances may be made to Stanford University Amyloidosis Research Clinic, Boswell Building, Room A260, 300 Pasteur Drive, Stanford, Ca. 94305. Published in the Fresno Bee from Nov. 23 to Nov. 24, 2013 Life Legacy Anthony James Aluisi November 22, 1943-November 17, 2013 Anthony (Tony) Aluisi was born on November 22, 1943 and passed away on November 17, 2013. He was the first born to first generation Italian-American parents Julius Aluisi and Christina(Damiano) Aluisi. He was soon joined by two brothers Tim and Terry and his three sisters Debra, Marianne and Rosanna. He was raised in a very traditional Italian home and much was asked of him as the oldest child. He learned very early the value of hard work and always carried one and more often two jobs. Tony never failed at anything and brought great pride to himself and his family. Tony attended and graduated from Roosevelt High School in 1961. He then attended and graduated from Fresno State University. After graduation he taught math and coached baseball at Dos Palos High School, Fort Miller Junior High School and Tioga Junior High School. Tony joined the Army National Guard and then transferred to the California Air National Guard where he served for 6 years. Tony reopened his father?s floor covering business under its original name A & A Distributing. He later changed the name to Quality Carpets and Design Center? and that business is still successfully operated in Clovis, California by Tony and his wife Susan. Tony was an outstanding athlete and excelled at many sports including track where he was the state record holder in the 880 and 1320. This earned him the honor of carrying the Olympic Torch to the 1960 Winter Olympics at Squaw Valley, California. One of Tony's greatest loves was softball. He played on six national champion teams for the California Air National Guard and was selected to the All American All Stars at that tournament each and every year. He played third base for many of the finest fast pitch softball teams in the valley. After retiring from softball Tony found time to compete at his next great love ?golf?. He belonged to several golf clubs in Fresno. He remained an avid golfer until his recent illness and death. Tony is preceded in death by his father Juluis Aluisi, mother Christina Aluisi, son-in-law Paul Santos, ex-wife Sandy Jones Aluisi, and very recently his granddaughter Taylor Santos. Tony is survived by many-many friends and a very large family. Wife Susan; daughters, Sophia Santos and Jose, Cassandra Aluisi and Al; grandchildren Troy, Dylan, Jordan, Jose Jr., Darly, and Austin; and great grandson Curtis. His brothers Tim and his wife Cathy, Terry and CynDee; his three sisters, Debra Ceja and husband Robert, Marianne Kozub and husband Jim, and Rosanna Beato and husband Giuseppe....as well as many nephews, nieces and cousins. Tony's greatest joy was being with his family. He loved everyone so much. He was a loving husband, father, grandfather, great grandfather, brother, uncle and cousin. We will truly miss him with all our hearts. It must be said that our Tony was the most loyal, honest and loved person that we have ever known. Our entire family respected and loved him beyond measure. It would be impossible to tell you just how much we will miss him. Our lives are forever changed. Please pray for him and all of us left behind. Until that day! Your Loving Family It would be impossible to thank all the doctors, nurses and staff of Saint Agnes Medical Center for the loving care that Tony received during the 18 weeks of his hospitalization. We will forever be grateful to Dr. Levy, Dr. Saul, Dr. Thomson, Dr. Reyes, Sister Emily, Josh, Curtis, John B., Diane, Shanda, Mel, Irma, Ken, Rory, Ashley, Stephanie and Xoey. We also, want to thank the food services Director Mike, Chef Gilbert and the rest of their staff.
  Person ID	I13813	Hickey, List, Bundesen, Thomsen, Jensen, Jessen
  Last Modified	24 Jun 2017

  
  

  Family	Sandra Sue Jones,   b. 8 Feb 1947, Fresno, Fresno, California, USA ,   d. 8 Apr 2011, Quesnel GR Baker Hospital,Quesnel , Canada  (Age 64 years)
  Married	12 Sep 1970	Fresno, California, USA
  	Anthony J Aluisi and Sandra S Jones Name Anthony J Aluisi Event Type Marriage Event Date 12 Sep 1970 Event Place Fresno, California Gender Male Age 26 Birth Year (Estimated) 1944 Spouse's Name Sandra S Jones Spouse's Age 23 Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated) 1947 "California Marriage Index, 1960-1985," database, FamilySearch
  Last Modified	24 Jun 2017
  Family ID	F4820	Group Sheet