Anthony (Tony) J. Healy

I met Tony when he was Bartending in Woodside.The Station Inn.He was so funny doing impressions,we talked about everything. We became friends right away..He told me his dream of playing music with his bass and songs.I play guitar since I'm 14...I invited over to my place to record some songs.I followed his lead..He recorded his bass and sang 4 of his songs,and I did the guitars and production.His voice sounded like David Gilmore of Pink Floyd.We rocked out..I wanted to play them for a producer friend of mine..But Tony didn't have a chance to come back..Things changed at the bar and he wound up working at the Bber Authority.I miss and pray for him everyday.He became my brother that I never had.Thank you Tony for your inspiration and kindness which lives in my heart forever..Also his family and friends whom I haven't met..George..347-559-9375..Please some contact me.Afruend and brother always,GEORGE

I am very sorry to hear about the very sad passing of Tony. He was my brother John's best friend and an amazing guy. He was always ready to share a funny story and was always interested in you as a person. He looked after me and my friend Caroline when we visited New York in 2008.Tony's family are in my thoughts and prayers. Ar dheis De go raibh a anam dhilis.

Shocked beyond words to hear of Tony's passing. Honoured to have known him and to be able to remember him as my 'best friend' in childhood. So many memories of fun times had growing up in the neighbourhood and the laughs as we transitioned into adulthood. God bless you Tony and grant comfort and peace to your Mam, Dad and your sister Mary. Sleep well my friend.

Tony my heart is broken. You were the funniest most talented friend I know.No more funny impressions of Trump/DeNiro or Joe Pesci!…or Christy Moore bit the are etched in my heart and memory forever…as you would always end your messages.much love bro.Glad I met you 32years ago.Shane