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Strazzeri, Dr. Anthony
Anthony Strazzeri, 93, of Fairport NY, passed away peacefully on January 28, 2021.
Dr. Strazzeri (Strazz) was born June 11, 1927 in Rochester NY. Anthony a lifelong learner, graduated Aquinas Institute at age 16; spent 3 years in the US Army stationed at Fort Drum, obtaining his Bachelors degree with distinction from Sienna University and his Doctor of Medicine in Dentistry (DMD) Degree from Tufts Dental School. Anthony practiced Dentistry at his facility in the Webster Health Center for 45 years, retiring in 2000.
Anthony’s passion was the love and bond he shared with his family. Anthony always put the needs of others before his own. Anthony is survived by his beloved wife Jane of 67 years of marriage. His children, Sons Francis (Janice) and Gerry (Laurie) and “his little girl” Christine Woods (Daniel). His Grandchildren Anthony Strazzeri (Jennifer); Katy Strazzeri; Daniel Woods, Jayni Fischer (Nicholas) and Jordyn Woods (Fiancé-John Soures) and four great grandchildren.
A private funeral mass will be held at the discretion of the family. In lieu of flowers, please make donation, in his memory, to St John’s of Rochester Catholic Church, or the Advent House, both located in Fairport.
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25 responses to “Strazzeri, Dr. Anthony”
THERE ARE NO WORDS TO SAY HOW SORRY WE ARE FOR YOUR LOSS. WHAT A GREAT MAN WHOM SHARED HIS WONDERFUL SMILE WITH ALL WHOM MET HIM. MAY YOU ALL KNOW THAT YOU ARE LOVED,
Dear Christine and family, Please accept my heartfelt sympathy for the loss of your wonderful father. I wish I had had the honor of knowing him as he must have been a remarkable dad in every way, the living proof is in each of you. Offering my prayers for peace and comfort to you now and in the days ahead. Sincerely, Caroline Costanza
Dear Chris , Dan and family! You are all in our hearts during this most difficult time. You must now cherish ALL those wonderful happy moments you all had during your father’s long successful life. Praying for you. Sincerely, Joe & Angela Meindl
To the sweetest , funniest ,cuties I know. Love you Anthony! I’ll take care of Christine for you. ❤️
Our hearts are so sad. We will miss “Doc” dearly. He was a wonderful man and we will cherish the fun times we had with him. Sending Jane and the entire family our heart felt sympathy.
Much love from Jim, Angela, and Emily xoxo
Chris and Family
I am so sorry Chris. But you have such wonderful memories with this amazing man. He loved you beyond words. I am always here for you my friend. Keep your mother smiling. Love You All???
To my godfather. My parents knew who to choose when I was born. You will definitely be missed by many. You had a heart of gold ❤️
Dan and Chris, so sorry for your loss. Hopefully he’s in a a better place. Best wishes to you both and your family
“Strazz ” was the best! I worked for him as a dental assistant for many years. Like a member of my family
As Dr. Strazzeri’s dental hygienist in the late 70’s-early 80’s, I had the best gig in town! He was a great dentist and the best boss ever! Hugs to Jane and the Family!
Sorry to hear of your loss!
A REAL loss to the Rochester community, he was not only my dental savior, but a real gentleman which I ALWAYS considered a personal friend. Our loss is now God’s gain!!
To Fran and your entire family my sincere condolences on the passing of the Doc. He was a delightful and sincere man and I enjoyed getting to
him and golfing with him..He lived a full life and always had a smile for all. RIP Doc.
I am so sorry to read of Anthony’s passing.. I owe my wonderful life to him. He introduced me to my husband of 41 years. He will always hold a special place in my heart. My deepest sympathy to the entire family.. Fondly: Lynda Newman
My condolences to a great dentist who loved his work, his wife and family and being surronded by his beautiful dental assistants. I say “Salute” Straz. Rest in peace .
Mary Ellen Fava
I am saddened that this world has lost another beautiful soul and he was the best dentist and friend. He wouldn’t let me work for him because he felt it was not the best for my career and opportunities and I remember having to take an aptitude test and then talking at great length with him. I did babysit for awhile and the boys were little ones and I remember them being very active (as boys are). My son’s birthday is June 11th and so now I will always remember Dr. Strazzeri on that date. Love to you all.
Very saddened to hear of Anthony’s passing in today’s paper. I got to know him when we both took the orthodontic program together in Buffalo. Not only did I appreciate his expertise in the profession but also the personal time we spent together. He was funny, entertaining and very genuine. I’m very sorry for your loss.
Strazz taught me everything I know in dentistry! He was my first boss and he was the best! My thoughts and prayers go out to Jane, Francis,Jerry and Chris and your families. Donna Boehm Fink
I was so VERY lucky to meet DR Strazzeri by becoming part of the family by marrying his son Gerry What a bright kind and lovable man! He will of course be greatly missed but he must have brought great joy to many people We are heartbroken that we can not come up for the funeral due to weather However we plan to come up for a celebration of his life i June for his birthday
Heartfelt condolences to Jane and to Tony’s family.
Christine and family. My deepest condolences. I am so sorry to hear of your dad’s passing.. My thoughts and prayers go out to your mom and your family during this sad time.
Deepest condolences to Jane and all the family
Jane and family, John and I were saddened to hear of Dr. Strazzeri’s passing. He was a wonderful, caring man, as well as the most gifted dentist I’ve known. Few people make an imprint on the lives of others.May you have peace knowing he touched the lives and hearts of many. May God bless you all.
God Bless our Aquinas Brother
My sincere condolences to the Strazzeri family.
Anthony, we met by chance while I was in my dental residency in Rochester. What I will remember most is your kindness and warmth. You invited me into your home. We met on other occasions that year. Unfortunately, we didn’t meet again until years later when I returned to Rochester to visit you. You and your wife were so gracious and warmhearted. You left a lasting impression. You were a true gentleman. You will be missed by many.
God Bless you and your family.