I heard yesterday that Tony passed away from complications following burst appendix .
He was a good friend and we will miss him!
Farmer
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I heard yesterday that Tony passed away from complications following burst appendix .
He was a good friend and we will miss him!
Farmer
We hadn't heard this...good, hard working man.
May he rest in peace.
Rob and Lisa
That is very sad news
Wow, that is so sad.....Tony was a great guy. He had the best juices! Will miss his smiling face and hearing his distinctive voice.�� May he Rest In Peace. Prayers for his family...
yamon.... good guy,,,
Does anybody have a picture of Tony?
Thanks for the info, farmer.
Tony was one of the good guys out there. :(
Tony was a good guy.Rip my friend.
Unless I'm not seeing the picture correctly on my phone this gentleman is not dead. I bought juice from him yesterday & saw him this morning.
Maybe a different juice man passed. This guy works the south end of the beach.
The man in the picture is not Tony.
I believe Tony is the slightly built man..took his motorcycle and parked it at Sunbeach and started his route there..I bought from him all the time...good guy..sad
Isn't that Ricky?Quote:
Originally Posted by justchuck
The picture isn't Tony. RIP Tony if you have indeed passed. Will miss hearing your lilting voice on the beach
Respect
Kirt
Nice picture of Tony, Captain Oil. Wow, he looks really good in this pic. How long ago was this taken?Quote:
Originally Posted by Captain Oil
NRV - I think about 10 years ago. A friend sent me this photo on his return from his first trip to Negril. I had told him to look up Tony but I did not have a photo so he could recognize Tony. I told him he would recognize his sales voice - "Ooorrrr-ange juice, ooorrrr-ange juice", and his calm, quiet demeanor.
R.I.P. Tony ............. one of the true gentlemen of the beach.
Somebody has to have a current picture???
Yes, I figured that it had to be at least 10 years ago! Tony was such a nice guy...He always stopped to say hello to me & my daughter! I loved his cucumber ginger juice & also the sorrel & ginger. If he didn't have it with him, he would always bring a bottle the next day.
I really feel sad....He worked so hard. We will miss him for sure... "Ooorrr-ange juice, pineapple juice, papaya juice"...Rest easy my friend.��
I am very saddened at the loss, but it sure is wonderful to read your connections and history and friendship and love. He sure was special and made lasting memories for so many people, for so many years. My heart aches for all but you all shared a special memory. Be at peace.
yamon.....respect evertime R.I.P. tony:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by spub
you look familiar
JDd- I've been in Negril every April/May and Nov/Dec for the past 13 years, so you might have seen me walking the beach :) Unfortunately, I will have to wait for Nov. this year due to unforeseen financial situations. This trip will be my 30th. First trip in '75.Quote:
Originally Posted by JDd
Respect,
Kirt
ok........i know now.....tonys ...hut???
cheers
rest in peace.
I'll miss hearing his voice as part of the "7 Mile beach soundtrack"
If anyone knows Tony's last name and/or other contact information for his family I would appreciate having it. My kids and I called him Tony the Tiger. He was such a kind gentle soul. I know he worked hard for his family. When I'm in Negril this Christmas, I would like to get some money to his family. Thanks
yea, i used to buy everyday when in negril from tony. loved his juice. after i stopped having to stop drinking juice i would continue to chat with tony and give him a tip each day.
His name is Tony Green from Grange Hill , grave digging is Sunday service is Monday . Sorry that is all the info I could come up with.Quote:
Originally Posted by vucko
Farmer
That's perfect. Thank you FarmerQuote:
Originally Posted by farmer