Tributes of Fathers
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Tributes to Fathers
Just a word for Tony Mancini,
A good and upright man.
He left us, oh how sad it is,
But we must do all that we can…
To honor his dear memory
And the greatness of his life.
It starts by acknowedging Shirley,
Tony's loving, devoted wife.
Tony always loved Shirley's cooking,
Italian for him was best.
He had enormous pride in his heritage,
This Son of Italy is now at rest.
His love for family was legend,
The grandkids were his joy.
Oh, how he cherished his time
With each dear girl and boy.
A family man all the way,
If you knew him, you know what I mean.
Had four treasures in his life,
Frank, Angela, Dina and Irene.
He loved to sleep in his recliner,
So rhapsodic in that chair.
Watched "Raymond" and Court TV all the time,
Seemingly without a care.
"I am the bone that made the bone,"
Something you'd always say.
Tony, you were oh so special
In every sort of way.
Worked hard at John Deere,
Made a good and steady career.
Tony, there's no other way to say it,
You were just so dear.
And life as Overland Park's Fire Chief,
Always where things were hot.
You never lost a foundation,
You always arrived on the dot.
We'll miss you, that's for sure,
And yes, we'll love you forever.
You'll be in our thoughts no matter,
Our actions or any endeavor.
We say goodbye with great feeling,
Though we truly do not part.
Our love for you endures,
You will always be in our heart.
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