Anthony DeMartino

anthony demartino

February 14, 1933 ~ August 26, 2026

Services

Visitation: Sunday, August 30, 2026 2:00 pm - 6:00 pm

Hawkins & Davis Funeral Home
17 Manor Road
SMITHTOWN, NY 11787

(631) 265-1810

Mass: Monday, August 31, 2026 10:30 am

St. Patrick's R C Church Smithtown
280 E Main St
SMITHTOWN, NY 11787


Entombment: Monday, August 31, 2026 12:00 pm

St Charles Cemetery
Wellwood Ave.
Farmingdale, NY 11735


Army Veteran

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  1. Uncle was an Uncle to everyone he met. I enjoyed my conversations with him. He loved being around family. He would sit back and observe the room. He loved when people came to visit him in the city. He was a city boy – plays were his favorite. He lived an amazing life. His memory will continue on through his family.

  2. For the short time I had to spend with you ,you brung joy into my life with you stories and kind words I’m very blessed to have met you and your family and me and my family will never forget you RIH Tony 😇

    Love Shawn

  3. Losing you, Uncle Anthony, has left a place in my heart that can never be filled. It is difficult to put into words how much you meant to me and how deeply your absence is felt. You were more than just my Uncle—you were a source of love, inspiration and kindness. I will always treasure the memories we shared, your laughter, your showbiz stories, and the little moments that I may not have realized at the time would become some of my most precious memories.

    Thank you, Uncle Anthony, for every smile, every laugh, and every moment of love. The world is better place because of you. I will carry you in my heart for the rest of my life.

    Love, Danny Mormino

  4. My dear cousin Anthony we shared so many memories and all the laughs we had together especially during the holidays. You brought joy into everyone’s life. I will never forget you until we meet again.
    Love your cousin,
    Bernadette Mormino

  5. I met Tony a few years back through his dear friend Julie Urdahl. Julie is a 40 year friend of mine, and shared so much in common with Tony. Their love of the Theater and the arts in New York was endless! He was her family in new york, and I was lucky enough to become his friend through her They collaborated together daily as to what was the best show to be seen, looked out for one another, and always were in sync.When she introduced me to him, I was in awe of all that he has seen and done in his long life. His passion for the arts and his joyful heart, made Tony so unique. As Julie says, “there will never be another Tony”! I agree, wholeheartedly. Just being with him and hearing his wonderful stories, stories that were so interesting about all the celebrities he had met through his many years since a teenager, made everyones day brighter! Not to mention his extensive knowledge of the artist themselves. He was a bright light in everyone’s life, and i will miss him dearly. I know he was taken by the hand by our Lord and Savior and introduced to pure bliss and joy in heaven, as it should be. He was a good and faithful servant, and deserving of a beautiful life everlasting.
    My sincere sympathy to his family and all of those who loved him.🙏 ♥️🙏

  6. Words cannot express the impact Uncle Anthony made on people’s lives. His joy, generosity, unwavering positivity, remarkable wit and humor will never be replicated. He was one of the most genuine people I have ever known. His life here on earth was truly a life well lived. There are a whole host of folks in heaven who are now celebrating his life with admiration and of course a lot of laughs. It was an honor to have had the privilege to call him “Uncle.” His legacy will last forever. Rest in peace.


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