Anthony P. Cicero, Sr.

Anthony was a clsssmate of mine and was a very good man. May His Soul and all the souls of the faithfully departed-REST IN PEACE, Amen

Sulinda and family,
May God bless and comfort you during this difficult time...our prayers are with you ...
Randy, Maria, Jordan, and Brian Boudreaux

I was so sorry to hear about Mr. Cicero. My prayers go out to you all. I was sharing with my wife that among my fondest memories are sitting at the kitchen table eating chicken tetrazzini with the family when I was in high school. I know he will be greatly missed.

Much Love,

Vince

He was my supervisor at the Post Office in the mid-1960s. He was proud of his Coast Guard service. He joked with me, an Army veteran, that all the Post Office rules and procedures were "Coast Guard approved" and any other method was the "Army way."

It was a pleasure to know him and the comments about his Las Vegas trips brought a smile to my face.

May the peace and comfort of our Lord be with the Cicero family.

To Lisa--I was so sorry to read about this. I know your heart is broken. You are in my heart and in my prayers at this sad time. You were always such a sweet and kind friend. (Those "old" days of MediQuick and Briarwood Apts.) May God be with you and your family now and always.

Sulinda, please know you and your family are in our prayers and thoughts. Your parents certainly instilled in you a sweet disposition and thoughtfulness. Belatedly I will thank your Dad for his service to our country. Fresh courage take.

So very sorry to the family for the loss of your loved one. We were neighbors on Columbia Street when our kids were young. I know this will be a real adjustment for your family. Our prayers and thoughts will be with you.

Cicero Family. So Sorry for your loss Our Prayers are with yor Family. The King Family on Braeburn

We at Capital One Bank on Phelan by the freeway will miss your smiles and good humor. Rest in peace my friend

To the whole family,
I think of all of you often. I am confident he is having a blast over there. I always enjoyed his humor as I was growing up down the street. He will be remembered fondly by me. I pray his transition was peaceful.
Love and Light to you all,
Clary

Our deepest sympathy! Your family is in our prayers.

Our family extends its deepest sympathy to the Ciceros for your great loss. My parents, "Fito" and Lupita , were extrememly fond of Anthony and Jeanette, and treasured the Cicero family's trip to Roma , where Joe was brought up, and Monterrey Mexico. As a boy, I remember with great love how Anthony was such a kind, gentle, friendly man. We will miss him.
Rudy Perez

Lisa & Eldon , We are saddened to hear of your Dad's passing . There is no easy way to lose a loved one . Our Lord watches over all of us daily . Occasionally , he spots someone who has done a great job raising a family and making this world a better place for those around him. This is the person he calls home to sit at his right hand and continnue his worlk in Heaven . I am sure your Dad is rejoicing at being in our Father's Home . He is watching over you guys from a different vantage point . These separations are only temporary . We will all meet again in our Father's Home .

Lee & Gina Acevedo
Love & Prayers To You All , In Your Time Of Sorrow

Mr. Cicero was a wonderful, sweet man and patient. I always looked forward to his dental visits to hear about his Vegas trips. I am so sorry to hear of his loss. To the family, you will be in my thoughts and prayers.

I met Mr. Cicero when working for Dr. Randolph yrs ago. We continued a long term friendship. He was such a joy and I always enjoyed hearing about his adventures to Las Vegas. When he told me the first time that he went to Vegas to gamble I thought he was a "big time" gambler. Ha! Then he told me how much he would take to spend. At that time it was like $100. I thought that was so funny. He sure enjoyed his Vegas trips, a pro! I am so glad I was able to keep in touch with him over the yrs. He was a blessing to me and will be missed terribly. Praying for the family that you will have Gods peace at this time.

What a loss. He was a kind man, full of fun and zest for life. His passing gives me strength to work harder to gain my way to Heaven so we can visit again.

I always thought he would leave this earth sitting at a casino in Vegas in front of a big jackpot win.

The best thing about my job is knowing wonderful people like Mr. Cicero for years and feeling like they are part of my extended family. The worst thing about my job is losing them. I always looked so forward to seeing him and catching up on his family and his trips to Las Vegas. To all his family please know you are in my thoughts and prayers. He was a classy gentleman and will be deeply missed.