Tony O'Malley Obituary

i keep this page open on my web browser on my phone to remind myself that i can´t just go upstairs and watch antiques roadshow w you after a long day. i don´t quite know why im writing this other than the aching pain in my heart due to your absence. i know it´s just going to stay on here and chances are it will forever go unnoticed as no one looks at obituaries nearly a decade after someone passes away. you just aren´t someone to me tho. you´re my dad. my dad that i haven´t hugged for almost 8 years. my dad that i can´t compete for the first fish caught for the season. my dad that can´t watch me grow into the young woman i have become. my dad that will not tell me how proud he is for graduating college in may. my dad that won´t get to see me have my very first middle school classroom.
you´ve missed so much already. i still can´t fathom all of the big moments you were only here in spirit for. you best believe i will keep a chair open for you at my wedding one day; i just wish you could walk me down the aisle (even tho you told me you would dread that day bc im your little girl).
the hurt never stops dad, missing you never stops, and the urge to knock on your door and talk with you never stops either. i do things that we used to do together in hopes that it brings me peace but i realized on your birthday this year when i watched one of your favorite movies and made tortilla shell pizzas like you did that it didn´t bring much comfort; rather it just reminded me of everything i wish i had. i wish i had you dad. i wish you were here. im always gonna wish to have my dad back. i love you forever and my future kids will always know how adored you were by your little girl. the 14 years i was blessed to hold your hand, build igloos, and go on bike rides with you were nothing short of the best memories i could have. thank you for that. thank you for being the goofy, fun loving person you were. you taught me a lot and your absence is not easy to handle but i´m doing it for you. i promise to make you proud. i hope you´re resting easy dad, keep smiling down on me please.

I don’t know Tony but I know his brother John not for a long time but for a very short period of time. John and Tony look very alike. John is a very strong kind hearted soul. I’m sure his Tony who he talked very fondly of was also just as great as Him. May his soul Rest In Peace. May God give his family strength and peace.

So sorry about Tony he was good engineer my deepest sympathy to the o'malley family.

My deepest condolences on your loss. Tony had so many good friends on the train and he will be missed deeply. My heart goes out to you, Cathy, and your children and your family - I am so sorry for your loss. He was truly a good man.

We are all heartbroken, the loss of a such a special cousin and friend is beyond belief. May he rest in God's peaceful arms forever.

Very sorry to hear about your son Austin. Our thought's and prayers are with you and your family. From Peter and Mari Sweeney, Bartlett, Illinois.

We are sorry for your loss. I always enjoyed seeing and talking with Tony at union functions. We will keep you all in our prayers.

My thoughts and prayers go out to the O'Malley family. God Bless You. R.I.P

I worked with Tony for many years at the Fairmont. He would always ask about my son, Aidan, because he also had an Aiden at home. Always a funny, happy kind of guy. My thoughts and prayers go out to Tony and his family.

My heart holds so many beautiful memories of Tony (my first love). I remember his laugh and handsome smile. The O'Malley family was a huge part of our family growing up. Please accept my deepest condolences to his wife, children, PJ, John and Mr and Mrs O'Malley. My heart is heavy.

I'm so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and continued prayers for Tony and the O'Malley family.

To AUSTIN AND Sarah our sincere sympathy on the death of your son Tony and to his wife Cathy and his family and to all the OMALLEY family may he rest in peace. Sincerely Tommie and Ann Sweeney Huntley Illinois. You are in our prayers at this time.

My sympathies to all of Tony's family. He was always willing to share his humor. He will truly be missed.

Cathy and O'malley family, We are so sorry for your loss. May you be comforted by all of the wonderful memories. Tony is in a better place and God will watch over and protect you. May you always know that we are here for you. If there's anything you need, we are a phone call away! Prayers and support for your family. We love you!

Tony brought so much joy to so many. I will never forget his laugh.

Please accept my deepest sympathies.

You are in our thoughts at this sad time. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam.

I am so sorry for your loss, Tony will be missed. Lots of laughs at the old Ted's on Archer. RIP Tony

I don't even know how to begin typing this.. We must try not to mourn or dwell on the fact that Tony is no longer physically with us, but we must live and survive everyday knowing that his soul lives forever deep inside us. How he loved.. We must continue to reflect and spread his love onto others. The way he joked...We must remember that life isn't all about being so serious all the time. After all, life is just a ride. Thanks for all the memories Ton. You will be missed greatly. I know we will be reunited one day. Tony's family & loved ones, please stay strong.

I will miss Tony dearly. He touched many lives on the train downtown Chicago. He always had a joke and a smile for all. My condolences to the family.

I was deeply saddened to hear of your loss. My deepest condolences to the O'Malley family.

Dear Family,

Remembering Tony as a young teen-age boy with great affection - one of the famous O'Malley's boys who grew up on our front porch - all so dear - so special - such great parents. Our hearts and prayers go out now to Tony's dear wife, Cathy, to the children and to all the family with our deepest condolences.

I am sorry for your loss of precious Tony.May the God of all comfort be with the family during this difficult time.