Sincere condolences to Bernadette and the Phelan family. So sad to hear. Tony was a gentleman indeed.

Patrick and Lucie Cassin and family

Condolences to the entire Phelan family from all of Caledon Community Services and the Exchange. Tony has been a friend and supporter while the Exchange has been a neighbor in his property. He rocked out on us a few years ago with his band in the unit next door to the Exchange while our Board of Directors was meeting. We all dropped in and enjoyed his warmth and good music! Tony was a kind supporter and a gentleman in all of his dealings with the Exchange, we wish you all the comfort of warm memories at this very difficult time.

Monty Laskin, CCS Chief Executive Officer

Growing up one street over from the Phelan’s was a delight. The hills/park/streets always had shouts of glee from the two families. We will miss you Tony. Now you are together with my brother Gerry. I’m sure you’ve already connected. Condolences to the entire family. Tobi and family ~

Sad to learn of Tony`s passing. Tony`s outlook was always positive. Our few conversations at the shop were always colourful. Tony, RIP

Sending all our love and strength during this difficult time.

The Conner’s

Our sincere condolences to Bernadette and family on the loss of such an amazing man. We will remember Tony as the happy, lighthearted, hard working and fun individual that he always was. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Wayne and Cheryl Ethier (TWMI)

We are so sorry for your lost. Jim and I have great memories of a young hockey player at the old Bolton arena. He became a fine father, son, husband and friend to many.

Holding all of you in my heart at a very sad time.

Dear Aunt Mary, Bernadette, Chris & Danielle, Scott & Heather and all the family
So very sorry to hear about Tony. Sharing in your heartache and hoping all the story-telling and reminiscing , that I’m sure you’re all doing now, will help to ease your grief; put a smile on your faces and give you the strength needed to make it through these next few days. Hold tight to your memories. Hugs to all.
Dwight & Elaine

My sincerest condolences go out to the entire Phelan Family. It has been many years since I have seen Tony or Bernadette – but I know Tony kept in touch and was a great friend to my brother Larry and sister-in-law Sonja. I understand he fought a tough fight!

for his family – I quote – “When you lose someone you Love, you gain an Angel you know”…

I was sorry to hear of Tony’s passing from Dave and Cheryl. It has been many years since the” Wildfield Leaves” days. Sincere condolences to Bernadette and the Phelan family .

Ian Morrison

Dear Bernadette and family.
My condolences to you in this difficult time. Tony’s fun-loving nature, his caring and love for life drew all of us by his side during his years with the Georgian Peaks Ski patrol. He was always kind and thoughtful. I will always remember racing him down the slopes …..
Sending white light and love,
Michelle

Sincere condolences to the Phelan family ,Tony was a good friend of mine and always enjoyed our talks about music , motorcycles and hockey .

Tony was a kind gentle man. He was personable and fun to be with . He will be missed by many. My condolences to all of his family.

We are so sad to hear of Tony’s passing and our thoughts are with Bernadette and the family. We have known Tony through business, for many years now and the last time we saw Tony, he pulled into our place in Prince Edward County on his motorcycle, with Bernadette.

When I heard Tony had cancer, we had many chats about diagnosis, treatment, the gambit. I was fighting breast cancer at the same time and through all of it, his humour still shone through. He was such a gentle soul and his love of life, of his family, was always at the forefront.

May Tony rest now and may his family find the beautiful moments to remember him by.

My Sincere Condolences to the Phelan Family. I have known Tony since I first emigrated to Canada which was in 1987. Tony was a class act to deal with in Business and a real gentleman .
R.I.P. Tony

Gerry Kelly

He was my little brother my friend and my partner. I will miss him more than words can describe.

Words are never adequate in moments like this. Our hearts go out to you.
It was a privilege to know Tony.

Mary
I was so sorry to hear of the loss of your son. It must be so hard. You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers. God Bless

Our condolences to Bernadette, Chris, Scott & the entire Phelan clan. Tony was a good man who made the world a better place.

Tony was a good friend and lot of fun to be with, whether playing hockey, going skiing, parties and of course his involvement in music. Our ski trips to Vermont and to the Canadian Rockies in the 80’s bring back great memories. Jam sessions at the Phelan Bros shop in Bolton were a staple of many Sunday afternoons back in the day.

After moving to Vancouver in the early 90’s Tony was one of my first visitors. In 2014 we caught up with Tony and Bernadette when they were visiting Scott in Vancouver. During their visit, Tony and Bernadette rented a motorcycle to tour the Okanagan. When back in town he managed to get tickets for the Steve Winwood & Tom Petty show at Rogers Arena. Tony was always on the lookout for fun and lived life to the fullest!

It was always evident how much love he had for his family.

It’s so sad for Tony to leave us, he will be missed.

My dear Mary and family,
So sorry to hear about Patrick. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. Cherish your memories and know that he is no longer in pain.
Diana and Kieron Bayley and family

Dear Mary and family
Our thoughts are with all. It is difficult when a son and brother is lost. Remember the smiles and the good times. My heart goes out to you.
Gail,Cheryl and Bradley Wilson.

Mary,
There are no words to describe your loss. My heart breaks for you. Know that you are in my thoughts and prayers. Bonnie Leslie (Beckett)

“Life Time Friendships Are Rare”
I’ll miss the friendship that Tony and I shared.
We are thinking of Bernadette & the entire Phelan family at this most difficult time.
Paul & Cathy Adams & Family

So sorry to hear of Tony’s passing, thinking of the entire Phelan family

Dear Chris

We extend our deepest sympathies to you and your family. May the soul of Mr.Tony be at peace in Heaven.

Salzer Team

We were so sorry to hear about the loss of Tony. Our caring thoughts are with you all at this sad time. Cherish the good memories he left behind.

Our thoughts are with Bernadette, Chris and Scott . Tony was a true gentleman and will be dearly missed. Our thoughts are with all of you.

Love Don, Marisa and Cassie Cardwell

Very sorry to hear of Tony’s passing. We will remember his gentle nature and kindness.
He leaves us memories of good times and a life well lived.

John & Jennifer Lagerquist

Dear Mary,

I am so very sorry to hear of the loss of your son. You are in my thoughts.

My deepest sympathy,

Marilyn Conway Jones

Bernadette, Chris and Scott I am so terribly sorry to hear about Tony. My heart goes out to you at this time. Tony was such a kind, gentle, fun loving man. He was always a good story teller, and made me laugh.
He has left us with many memories. My deepest sympathy. Hugs and love.

Cathy

God bless you Aunt Mary and family. There are no words to express how difficult this is for your family. Remember the good times and how wonderful Tony was. Love you.

Dear Bernadette and family, We are so sorry to hear of Tony’s passing. Our hearts go out to you at this time.

Our deepest sympathy. Wes and Vivien Walton and family.

On behalf of the staff at MVS Design Inc. we extend our deepest sympathy to the Phelan family. Tony was a true gentleman and as one of his tenants, doing business with him was always a pleasure. I’m sure he cringed
every time one of us walked into his office and wondered what wall was coming down or being renovated. He always did his best to accommodate our needs. We will miss him.

Nadia Boldrini – Gary Vienneau and staff at MVS Design Inc.

To Bernadette and the Phelan Family…….
Tony was always a stand up guy who I had respect for and will remember him fondly.
As you know, I too am fighting this nasty “C” and will continue .
With deep sympathy…… Mark Unger

To the Phelan Family,

We are so sad to hear of Tony’s passing. We all have great memories of the Phelan Clan and happy memories of Tony.

Our deepest condolences,
John, Katie, David, Rick, Thom and Jim Tonetti

It was with great sadness that we heard of the passing of Tony. On behalf of the Wallace family I would like to express our deepest sympathy to the Phelan family. You are in our thoughts.

Elaine Neve

So sorry for your loss. Take and gain comfort from the wonderful times you shared and memories you created.

Bernadette and family

Our thoughts are with you during this difficult time. We have known Tony since high school and always appreciated his kindness and sly wit.

Glen and Debbie Davis

Dear Mary, Bernadette and all the Phelan family,
Such sad news to hear of Tony’s passing. We can’t imagine how difficult this time is for all of you and our thoughts and sympathy go out to the entire Phelan clan. Thinking of the many connections we had with Mary and most of the rest of you and what a terrific family you are. Wishing we were still living closer to you at times like this.

Judy and Barry

Our deepest sympathy to Mary, and all her Family for your loss.
You are in our thoughts and prayers Mary.

Doug Nicholson on behalf of The Rotary Club of Palgrave.

Dear Mary
Jerry and I were so sorry to hear of Tony’s death. I can’t imagine how difficult this is for you and the family . Our condolences. We will keep you in our thoughts and prayers. God Bless.

To Bernadette and the entire Phelan Family
Our deepest sympathies to all on the loss of Tony.
He was taken far too soon and will always be missed

Len and Liz Flear

Dear Aunt Mary and family, I was sorry to hear of Tony’s passing. My condolences to you and the family

To Chris, and family, our deepest condolences and deepest sympathies to everyone in the Phelan family. We are so sorry to hear of Tony’s passing.

Ian

On behalf of the O’Leary family we want to send our condolences to the entire Phelan family on the passing of Tony.
May the memories you hold close and
the love you have for each other provide you strength at this difficult time.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

God bless
Theresa O’Leary

My condolences to the family.
Will retain him pleasantly in my memory and my prayers.

Kaz

Our sincere condolences to the Phelan family.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
We are so so sorry for your enormous loss.
George, Suzanne, Dan and Kayla Szypka

Our sincere condolences to the entire Phelan family on Tony’s passing. Remembering hockey memories from the old Hickman Street arena. RIP Tony

Mary and family
Barry and I were so saddened to hear of Tony’s passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Dear Mary, Bernadette and family
My sincere condolences on the loss of a wonderful son, husband and father. May your memories comfort and sustain you at this difficult time.

Dear Bernadette:
Thinking of you and your family at this difficult time. Sending love and comforting hugs
Jim and Janine Livingston

To the Phelan family.
I have many dear memories of Tony. As the little brother. A little buddy that came with us skiing. That would wrestle in the front yard on Nancy st. That shared the tasks at Phelan Bros. He was truly a kind soul. Even though I have not had close contact with him in recent years, I have crossed paths with those who have and his genuine kindness seems to be a common denominator. So sad. We should all be grateful to have shared time with him. And the Phelan family. Truly a privilege. Thank you.
Sincerely
Frank and Natalie

Dear Mary and family,
We feel so sorry for the loss of your wonderful son ,Tony, at such an early age. Without a doubt, he was an excellent son and father who followed in the loving example that you and Hugh set. We send you our sincere condolences.

Ken and Christina Graham (Leavens)

To my beloved Phelan Family,

So many fun memories of life at the Phelan’s on the corner of Nancy & Elizabeth. Mary invented the open door concept and anyone who knew the Phelans benefitted by it. I always loved to have a Tony encounter by way of chance on one of these occasions. He was undoubtedly an absolute hipster before his time and the coolest guy I knew. Always loved his modified converse running shoes fun T’s huge smile and his cool greetings. To Bernie and family be grateful to have known such a fun, kind, and creative person … A definate treasure. Let the power of love fill your magnitude of loss and know Tony has touched the hearts of many. Much love from the McCreary Family❤

My deepest sympathy to you Julia and family.

While sharing the grief of Tony’s loss, I also share a sublime smile remembering times his orbit overlapped with mine. Most notable for me is the time we played hockey together in the Caledon Oldies League in Caledon East (where he brought in brother Howie), and in some out of town tournaments. It would surprise no one that Tony was the first in our league to win the first “Good Player-Good Guy” sportsmanship award. When we needed the right kind of guy to captain a team in the new league, Tony stepped up for us.
I don’t want to think about his recent struggles. I will be content to remember him for the kind, helpful and decent person I knew him to be.
Greg Unger

Our sincere condolences to Bernadette, Chris, Scott and family. Tony was a friendly next door neighbour to my parents for all these years! Many a wave and conversation with him when we pulled into the driveway. Our thoughts are with all of you at this sad time.

Dan and Lynda Whitten

We share the loss of your husband Tony. To lose someone at a very young age will leave a big void in your life but knowing you to be a strong person, I hope you will get through this period as time is the best healer. Our condolences go to you and your family.
Love,
Alex & Doris Rodrigues

Tony was more than just my boss, he was a good friend of mine. He helped me a lot in my career and we talked almost every day. Tony was a great guy and I will never forget his kindness.
Condolences to all family members
Don Baldwin

We send our condolences to Bernadette and your family. We had the pleasure of meeting Tony at many O’Grady/Hedican celebrations. We’ll remember the happier times of Tony playing guitar as we celebrated Gerry. Be comforted by all the good times you have shared.

Sending our love and hugs in the loss of your dear Tony.

Dear Bernadette and family. We are sending our deepest condolences to you at this very sad time. You will be in our thoughts and prayers. Larry and Lois Yanuzzi

My heartfelt condolences go out to the entire Phelan family. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
I could never thank Tony enough for the opportunities he gave me and all those who worked with him.
Tony was a very understanding and forgiving person who’s heart was always in the right place.
Tony will be dearly missed by all of us but I hope he can rest assured that we’re all in good hands.
We will continue to work together to make the world a better place for all those who are still with us and those yet to come.
God rest your soul Tony.
Dave Anthony

Dear Bernadette and family. Truly sorry to hear of Tony’s passing. He was a wonderful person who will be missed by all. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
sincerely
Bernie and Heather McAneney

Dear Bernadette, Chris and Scott,

I am so sorry for your loss. A Dad is such an important person in the family dynamics and I know how much you loved him and he loved all of you!

Thinking of you lots and we are so sorry for your loss.

Love Leslie, Bryn, Martin and Shelby

To the Phelan family:
Our Deepest Sympathy. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. May your happy memories make the days ahead a little easier.

Deepest Sympathy to Mary and her family. I have many memories of Tony and his antics swimming at Dick
s Dam nd at Bolton Public School.

Deepest Sympathy to Mary and her family. I have many memories of Tony and his antics swimming at Dick
s Dam and at Bolton Public School.

Dear Bernadette, Chris, Scott and Family,
It is with our deepest sympathy that we say goodbye to Tony…our friend, our Best Man, our mentor and Band Leader. We will always cherish the memories which included the day you were married, the parties, the Wildfield Leaves hockey team, the Reckless Brothers Band, and the DBL(T) band. Until we meet again brother, Larry and Sonja

Tony exuded kindness and generosity of spirit; our deepest sympathies to the family.

Dear Ellen and family

We wish to express our deepest condolences on the loss of your brother. May God Bless you all and grant you peace during this difficult time. Take care of each other and stay strong.

Love from Mirela and Dave

Our sincere condolences to the entire the Phelan family. Tony will be missed by all that knew him. May peace be with you, thinking of you all, Jim & Jarmila McAllister

We’ll always remember the endless nights of hockey with Greg and Tony on the bench. Anticipating that 1st beer after the game and the fun night ahead.
Hugs to you Bern and Chris and Scottie.
I’m

Dear Phelan Family
I was shocked and saddened to hear of Tony’s passing. My deepest and sincerest sympathies to you all. Tony and I were in the same class for several years at James Bolton Public School. Many moons ago but seems like yesterday. May the love and memories that you have give you comfort and peace during this very sad time.
Jennifer Law (nee Smith)

Dear Bernadette, Chris, Scott and Family,

Sincerest condolences to you all.

As I read all the fond memories posted above, it occurs to me that in contrast to many folks, I only knew Tony a relatively short time. I started working with him in the late 2000’s, but we quickly became good buds – our mutual interest in music and sports being a common bond. In fact, mostly due to Tony’s easy going personality, we started hanging out and eventually formed our blues band, the Reckless Brothers. Of course, we did a lot of horsing around and rehearsing mostly, but we actually did end up playing a few gigs here and there. We used to do our own version of the Talking Heads “Take Me To The River”. Tony would do the vocals, and seeing him channel David Byrne is something I’ll never forget. What a hoot!
Rest in peace, my brother. I miss you already.

Wishing you and your family our most sincere condolences. May your wonderful memories bring you comfort at this difficult time.

Steve and Liz Black

Condoleances to all the Phelan family members; from all the J.R. Perreault family and staff in Québec City

Dear Mary and Family,
My heart goes out to you all at this difficult time. May the love you share in your wonderful family sustain you through the pain. In time, the memories you created with Tony will surely bring comfort and, no doubt, some smiles. Keeping you all in my prayers.

Our sincere condolences to the entire Phelan family. May care and love of those around you provide comfort and peace during this difficult time.

I am shocked and saddened to hear the passing of Tony . Rest in peace my friend …

Our sinceire condolences to all the members in Phelan family – from all his friends at Crompton Greaves – Mumbai India.

Sincere condolences to the entire Phelan family from our family here at Royal Equipment.

We were sorry to hear the passing of Tony. Losing someone we love is never easy, but our special memories help us cope
Our heartfelt condolences to the Phelan family.

Dearest Bernadette, Chris, Scott and Family,
I was so very saddened to hear of Tony’s passing.
I remember the summer that you and Tony met! It was love, great fun and the beginning of a wonderful life together.
Bernadette you were always so happy with your life with Tony…I am happy that you have so many treasured memories.
Tony is gone too soon…
Love Vicki Mudrick

My heartfelt sympathies to all…Tony and I “grew up” together in the motor business, both of us working in our dad’s business. It’s hard to believe so many years have gone by since then.
In the last year or so he was a great inspiration to me as he fought his fight and was so willing to speak to me about it when I faced my diagnosis of colon cancer. From previous comments here, it’s obvious he touched a great many people and will be missed by so many. I know I will.

Paul.

To Bernadette, Chris and Scott,

Tony had a way of making everyone feel special and welcome. He was a true “gentle” man. He lived life enthusiastically with a great sense of humor. Your memories will help you fill the void and remember a great Dad and husband.

Jan, Steve, Nick and Stephanie

We were all saddened by the news of Tony’s passing. I have known Tony for a long number of years and remember him as a friend more than a business partner. All of us at ITC send our sincere sympathies to the Phelan family.

So sorry to hear of the passing of Tony. Way too young. I remember Tony when he was a teen and hung around with my daughter’s, and at my house on the South Hill. I always thought Tony was a nice young man.
My condolences to all the Phelan family.
Barb

So Sorry for the Phelan Family. My deepest sympathy Tony was a great guy.

Sorry to hear of Toni’s passing. Haven’t been back to Bolton in a few years but I grew up with Toni. Playing hockey at Hickman st arena then the new Community centre. High school at Mayfield.

Longest memory was at Elwood Memorial PS someone convinced Toni to put his tongue on the steel door

God bless him and his family

My sincere condolences to the Phelan family. It was an honor to know Tony – he was a wonderful defense partner,gentleman and all around great guy.

Our sincere condolences to Bernadette,Chris,Danielle,Scott,Heather and all the Phelan Family. Tony was a wonderful person who made the world a better place …. lots of fond memories watching this “first class” hockey coach Tony teaching all those young Caledon Hockey Players not only great hockey skills, but being a fine example of a true gentlemen and making it always so fun for the boys and their parents … thanks! R.I.P Tony.

Sheila,Michael,Darlene,Lindsay,JP Kingsborough/Morley

My sincerest condolences to the Phelan family, many hours spent playing hockey with Tony,lots of laughs. So very sorry.
Martin Fowler

To Bernadette and all the family
My sincerest condolences to the family. My thoughts of Tony will always be with me from motocross riding, sky diving, to the Hawaiian alias in Mono Mills . Sending love and hugs and prayers in this difficult time.

To the Phelan. Our deepest condolences .Tony will be remembered by many. The Morrison’s

To the Phelan family,
On behalf of the Cook family..Peggy, Bill, Don and myself our deepest condolences to all of you.

Janice Upenieks (Cook)

To the phelan family

Sorry for your loss. Our condolence from the cannon family our thoughts and prayers are with you. He was a great husband and father.

Mary, just know that Brenda & I are thinking of you and your family today. Sorry about not attending the service. Love, Chuck

Our thoughts are with you.

Bernadette, please accept my deepest condolence on Tony’s passing.

To the Phelan family
Our condolences from Cater family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Katja, Peter, Tony and Marko

Our deepest sympathy to Bernadette and the boys as well as the entire Phelan family.
I had the privilege of being one of Tony’s many friends and shared a deep connection with music. I think we made a real good rhythm section. Tony recently re-connected our old band with Larry and Dave. It was another example of how he brought joy to us , even as he was struggling. He was a very special , one of a kind guy. I must say I really looked up to him as he was so positive, a true inspiration. He will be sadly missed, but always remembered in the most positive light.

Our sincere sympathy to you Mary and your family! Treasure his memories, as I know you will.

My sincerest condolences on your loss.

Bernadette, Chris and Scott, Mary, Amy, Julie, Paul, Howie, Ellie, Maggie and your families…I am profoundly sorry for your loss and hope that the good memories will help to carry you through this.

I have been remembering the fun Tony and I had in our early teens…even starting his muscial career, ” we were Tony Orlando and Dawn belting it out on the main street of Bolton late on a Friday night, ha ha.

Tony had such a special way with people. I will miss his voice the most.

May love and peace surround you. Yvonne

Our sincerest condolences, Mary, to you and your family,
Geoff and I were so very sorry to hear of Tony’s passing. How heartbreaking to lose him so young. Our thoughts are with you all at this sad time.

Dear Chris and Family,

Sincere condolences in the loss of your father and husband. Wishing you all great strength and the serenity of peace as you reflect on days gone by and the days ahead.

Very sad to hear of your loss. We attended a lovely backyard party at your home a couple of years ago. We had the pleasure of getting to know Tony that day. Tony was happy to share his band’s music with my young son . We have had many conversations with Tony as we passed by your home. He was always upbeat, friendly and a terrific neighbour. Our sympathies at this difficult time.

Colin and Giselle (Parsons Avenue)

Dear Mrs. Mary Phelan and Family:
We were so saddened to hear of Tony’s passing.
Thinking of all of you at this time.

Kathy MacLeod and Roland Barbazz

To all the Phelan family..please accept our condolences on the passing of Tony. Had a lot of fun with Tony in the early years of growing up with him and his family…Many a road hockey games on Nancy St. God Bless you all.
Hutchinson Family

Sorry for your loss

Brian & Carol Moffatt

When I knew Tony in high school, he was a gentle soul, and always so kind.
When I saw him in town several years ago he had the same aura of kindness and I enjoyed chatting with him.
My sincere condolences to Tony’s loved ones.

To the Phelan Family. Our condolences on your loss of a fine man. He will be missed by his many friends whom he left with good memories.

Trevor & Theresa Metcalfe

To the Phelan Clan: I had been thinking about Tony for the last few days and had finally sat down last night and wrote him a long e-mail letter and sent it off to his e-mail address at work just to have it bounce back to me. I thought it quite weird but decided maybe the business was no longer there as I had not talked to him in several years. I decided this afternoon to try and see if I could find something else to connect me with him and instead came upon his obituary.
This saddens me that we did not keep in touch after our initial introduction to each other over our family’s genealogy. Just the couple of times that I talked to him and then to Uncle Arthur made me feel so connected to the Phelan’s. My thoughts and prayers are with you all at this time.

Debbie Neff Clark

Nancy and I are shocked and deeply saddened at the news of Tony’s passing. Our sincere condolences to Bernadette, Chris and the rest of the Phelan family. We just learned of his passing this morning – it seems such a short time ago we were all at the rink cheering on the boys. And Tony was such a great guy – very sad.

We hope your memories of a life well lived will bring you some comfort.

With deepest sympathy,
Nancy & Craig Honey

Dear Phelan Family, my sincere syphathy and thoughts to all of you on your loss, Tony was a friend from many years ago prayers to everyone.

Dear Bernadette, and all The Phalen Family our deepest condolences to the Family, Tony was a very high quality human bean and will be missed in ourTown of Caledon East
Our thoughts are with all of you.

Dear Phelan family,

I want to offer you my deepest condolences and my thoughts and prayers are with you all. I have many great and happy memories of Tony as I grew up through high school and university spending much time over at the Phelan house… I’m so sorry for your loss.

Karolina

Bernadette, Chris, Scott and family

Our deepest and regretful sympathies go out to you all. Just got back from holidays and heard. So sorry we couldn’t attend his service/celebration of life.
Tony was a true gentleman, so kind, always smiling and ALWAYS having too much fun! I loved that. Tony did not have one “bad” cell in his spirit and that is a true testament to living a GREAT life. And who said to live a great life you have to live it long?
Tony and I went all through elementary and high school together, myself, my sister and Tony were the 3 shortest kids in grade 1 through to high school. And then I saw Tony at a party after high school and I had to look waaaaay up and I was so glad for him, he grew up! My sister and I remained still short as ever!!!???*&#@*???!!! Tony was the Gentle Giant.
God Bless you all and keep all of your happy memories close.

Love Dennis and Janice

Tony was always an amazing man, coach and role model. My condolences to the whole family, Tony will be greatly missed.

Our heartfelt condolences to Bernadette, the Phelan and O’Grady families.

Love Kelly Quinn and Richard Fournier

Sincere condolences to the Phelan family. I grew up with Tony in Bolton and always remember his humour. My mother Silvia slso passes along her condolences. God bless your family.

To all the Phelan family our deepest condolences I wish i could have been there for the service, I just learned of Tonys passing from Warren when we returned from Mexico

Our deepest sympathy Bernadette to you and your sons. May you someday find peace through all of this. I will keep you in my daily prayers.

Dianna and Lorne Deffett and Family

Peace be upon him. Tony was such great human being. I am saddened to hear he is no longer there.

So sorry to hear of Tony’s untimely death. Although I only met him a few times, he struck me as being
a considerate and helpful neighbour. I’m sure all the family will miss him terribly.

I remember him offering assistance to those members of my family who, a few years ago, were always
trying go get boats either into or out the water and this, of course, happened several times a day.
It’s still happening, but I think their boats are getting lighter.

To the Phelan family,

I just found this notice quite by accident, and just wanted to pass on condolences. I knew Tony casually through minor hockey and at Mayfield. I recall him looking cool in his jean jacket and longish hair. A real nice guy. I contacted him out of the blue a couple of years back to share the sad news about Dave Brun. Tony immediately reached out to that family.

I imagine he touched many throughout his life with his natural kindness. I’m sorry for your loss.

I am mortified that I found out 2 years too late. I last saw Tony about 4 years ago when I came to Bolton on a whim and yesterday, again on a whim, found out. I remember all the good times we had, many years ago; adventures and misadventures. I wish I had kept up. Tony was one of a kind. All my love to Bernadette, Chris and Scott. See you on another plane of existence, buddy.

I was just sitting here in my house under lockdown in Newcastle, Australia and took a path down memory lane. I grew up in Bolton and asked my friend about David Anthony who works at Phelan Electrics and then did a search on Tony. I use to play music with Tony for a short spell and he partied with myself and my brothers. I recall one night about 11:00 in the evening and Tony just popped up and said, “want to drive to Niagra Falls?” . I said what the hell and off we went. Tony had this beautiful brown 1972 Mustang and we roared down and back arriving back about 7 am the next day not before getting a speeding ticket for about $ 300. Thanks Tony for the great memories! RIP.

I just found out about Tony now by reading his mother’s obituary. Tony and I went through school together starting from kindergarten. My condolences to the Phelan family, Tony was a true gentleman and friend.