Fort Worth, TX – Anthony Carpentiere died peacefully after a courageous battle with terminal cancer, on February 26th, 2017 in Joshua. He was born on October 14th, 1957 in Japan. Predeceased by his wife, Rebecca in December 2016; Anthony is survived by his daughter, Crystal (Joshua) Morris; his grandchildren, Cameron, Parker, and Ryley; his sisters, Becky Funk and Cindy Shipley; his brothers, Eddie, Kenny, and Ricky Carpentiere. He will be missed by many other relatives and friends. Tony and his wife, Becky, were married for 39 years. He was an exceptional tradesman, employing his expertise in the field of plumbing and engineering. He also excelled as an athlete, gaining recognition for his achievements as both a semi-pro baseball pitcher and bowler. A celebration of Tony’s life will be held in Fort Worth at a later date.
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Crystal- Your parents were so wonderful and now they get to spend eternity fawning over their grand babies. I know they will be greatly missed and I am glald we all got know them, even though it was only for a little while. He left a great legacy here on earth. You and the kids are beautiful and so very talented. I am certain he loved you and his beautiful grand babies so very much. I wish I was there to hug you in person. I can’t imagine your heart ache right now. Just know we all love you very much, even from far away.
Becky and family, prayers your way for peace and comfort knowing Tony is now resting with the Lord. Deepest Sympathy.
We will miss you Tony. Reunite with your sweet wife and be at peace. Prayers for Crystal and your family.
To Becky and the Carpentiere family,
I am so sorry for your loss. This is such a sad time, but I know what a struggle it was for him and he is free now to rest peacefully. My sincerest prayers are with you all.
Much love,
Beverly (Funk) Haire