Anthony P Juliano

JULIANO - Anthony P. Tony Of Orchard Park, entered into rest April 21, 2020. Tony entered Heaven at age 91, abundantly loved and respected by those he cherished. He will be missed every day by his loving wife, Via Frost. He is loved most dearly by his children, Rose McGiveron (Jeff Silver), Melissa Juliano (Clayton Spaeth), Michele Cusella (Dan), Craig; beloved Papa to Daniel McGiveron (Ashley), Jonathon and Sean McGiveron, Payton and Julia Spaeth, Keri Pritchard (Jesse), Samuel Todaro (Elisa), Nicholas Todaro, Eric Garvin, Jackie Silver; proud great-grandfather to Evan McGiveron, Ayden and Kahli Rodriguez; Avery, Brick and Gus Pritchard; Gabriel, Sophia, Evelyn and Jonathan Todaro. A Veteran of the Korean War he served in the Army Headquarters Company as sergeant. An entrepreneur, he first owned a gas station and then built Babcock Tire into a flourishing enterprise. He retired as a commercial Realtor at age 88. Tony had a gift for always seeing possibilities instead of limitations; he was a most creative thinker. He looked for goodness in all people. Also survived by his former wife, Barbara (Art) Buczkowski; brothers Joe (Cindy) and Dan (Jane) Juliano; step-son, Darren (Paulette) Frost and family; in- laws Charles and John Mullins, Kathy OMara (late Jack); many nieces and nephews; best friend, Joe (Ann) Moran. He will be greeted in Paradise by: parents, Daniel and Rose Juliano; sisters, Caroline Lorigo (late Ralph) and Yolanda Fletcher (late Dan); sisters-in-law Joan Juliano and Madelyn Mullins; step- daughter, Pam Frost and dear uncle, Dominic Juliano. We will gather to celebrate Tonys life on his birthday. Please consider a donation in his name to Hospice Buffalo. Tony spent his last days in what he called the Kings Suite at the Hospice Center. We are grateful to his team who treated him compassionately and with dignity. Arrangements by LOMBARDO FUNERAL HOME (Southtowns Chapel).condolences at www.lombardofuneralhome.com