Birth date: Oct 6, 1930 Death date: Oct 25, 2016
Anthony “Tony” Sebastianus Maas, age 86, went to be with his Lord and Savior Tuesday, October 25, 2016, at a local care facilty. He was born October 6, 1930, in Hillegom, Netherlands, to William A. and Alida (Straathof) Maas, and Read Obituary
HI IRENE...SORRY ABOUT TONY'S PASSING, THE DAY HE DIED WAS ALSO THE DAY WE LEFT FOR PHILIPPINES. WE JUST GOT BACK LAST WEEK AND I JUST SAW THIS TODAY. WE BOTH HAVE A HEAVY HEART KNOWING HE IS NOT HERE ANYMORE WITH US. MAY HIS SOUL REST IN PEACE AND WE WILL PRAY FOR YOU TOO EVERYDAY....HANG IN THERE IRENE, JUST SO YOU KNOW WE LOVE YOU VERY MUCH.........PAT AND MARY STEDRON
I offer my sympathy to Tony's family. My wife Arline and I had many happy memories going to the farm to select our annual Christmas tree.
Sincerely,
Dean A. Nash
Anita and Yvonne, your family is in our prayers sorry for your loss. Edward Sumrell Jr.
I am recalling memories of Tony these past few days. As I'm sure that a lot of others are too. Yesterday afternoon, I looked across my street at the care facility where Tony spent his final days. For a moment, the grey clouds in the sky had parted and bright sunlight came through. I likened it to the spirit of Tony smiling down at us. Peace be with the Maas family.
David & Carol Potts
So sorry to hear of Tony's passing.
Peace be with you all... what a great man!
Anita - hope to see you Friday
Tracy
Lisa articulated the best things I remember from when I was in elementary school. Mr. Maas (I'm in the same boat as Lisa!) was such an obviously a good dad to his girls, and an involved parent at school. He and Mrs. Maas were very kind to my mom in later years. Thinking of all his family at this difficult time - may your memories sustain you.
Irene and family, we will miss Tony so much, we loved your whole family. I will not be able to chat with him but he has God to talk to and my dad, Marty Hornak.Anything you need just call and ask. Love you all!!!!!
Mr. Maas (I knew him since first grade so I can't just call him Tony) was a vivid character. I loved his dutch accent and his sense of humor. I can still see him at the Girl Scout Daddy Daughter dance doing the silly dances. I am grateful I got to reconnect with him before he passed, and I'm glad the Lord took him home peacefully. Love to the Maas family. May the peace of Christ enfold you. Lisa Henderson
