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Anthony Frigo Obituary
Anthony Theodore (AT) Frigo, born August 1, 1940, passed on January 29, 2021 due to complications from COVID-19. Son of the late Anthony and Frances Frigo, brother of Thomas (Toni) and Susan F. Clark (Amy), uncle of Paul (Debbie) Frigo and Steve (Janet) Frigo, Anthony graduated from Northwestern University Medill School of Journalism. He was an ardent fan of the Chicago Cubs, the Chicago Bears and the Northwestern Wildcats, a proud member of Sigma Nu Fraternity, as well as an enthusiast of presidential history, opera and literature. Anthony taught English and Journalism to many students at several Chicago area high schools. Cremation and private memorial service to follow. In lieu of flowers, gifts in honor of his memory can be sent to the scholarship fund at Northwestern University or another educational institution.
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Ralph Garrick Jr
August 23, 2021
My condolences, I believe I am his cousin, my mother was Linda, Tony's father's sister. You can text me at 630-917-2343 if you want want.
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John Burklow
August 8, 2021
For some reason, I was thinking of Mr. Frigo today, and tried to look him up. I was so sorry to read that he passed away. I had him for English at Tinley Park HS. He was a brilliant, lovely man and I don´t think we fully appreciated at the time his towering intellect. In spite of my immaturity, I learned a great deal from him. My condolences to his family.
John Schutzius
March 20, 2021
Mr. Frigo was my literature teacher in High School and the faculty advisor of our school yearbook. He was an inspiring teacher. I always appreciated him and would often think of him over the years. I am sorry that he has passed on. I would have liked to speak with him again.
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