Anthony "Tony" Joseph Oza

Birth date: Jun 8, 1917 Death date: Feb 2, 2011

Mr. Anthony J. “Tony” Oza, age 93, passed away Wednesday, February 2, 2011 at Mercy Health Partners. He was born June 8, 1917 in Nirvana, MI to Joseph and Rosalia M. (Wach) Ozaistowicz and lived in the Muskegon area most of his li Read Obituary

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Anonymous

764w ago

Sue and family....am so sorry for the loss of your beloved father....you are all in my prayers....I don't care how old they are - it is so tough to lose a parent...my mom is 90 and I'm dreading losing her....thank God she is doing really well right now....Sue, I'll remember like it was yesterday you and I sitting in a Student Council Meeting and you told me your "real" name was Osastowicz (or however you spell it) and I remembered that 46 years later....I always remembered that for I loved that name and then lo and behold I marry a wonderful polish man myself!!! And birthed 2 wonderful polish children...my heart goes out to all of you on this day and know you are in my prayers....hope to see you in 2012 @ the 45th reunion!!! Love you...marsha##imported-begin##Marsha (Ashcraft) Mahynski##imported-end##

Anonymous

765w ago

Mark our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.##imported-begin##Drew & Deanne Scott##imported-end##

Anonymous

765w ago

My thoughts and prayers to Aunt Phyllis and everyone. So many fun memories of Uncle Tony. I can always picture his smile and laugh. My mom now has another brother with her in Heaven. I can see them smiling together.##imported-begin##Brenda Amaya##imported-end##

Anonymous

765w ago

"With their last breath those we love do not say good-bye for love is timeless. Instead, they leave us a solemn promise that when they are finally at rest in God, they will continue to be present to us whenever they are called upon. Let us fear not, or grieve beyond letting go the departure of those we have greatly loved, for in the TREE of LIFE their roots and ours are forever interwined."##imported-begin##Colleen and Gary Klingler##imported-end##

Anonymous

765w ago

My condolences to Aunt Phyllis and all the children and grandchildren. Uncle Tony was a great guy and always brought a smile to my face every time I saw him. I remember at Uncle Al's retirement party, Tony and Steve were sitting across the table from me. Tony leaned over and with a tiny smile deadpanned to Steve,"I got the heel." It didn't register with me at first, but then I asked them "Have you two been doing this all your lives?" "Yep" they both said and kept on eating. Classic. Earth is poorer and heaven richer with his passing.##imported-begin##Steve Ozaistowicz##imported-end##

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