Anthony DiFilippo's Memorial Seating Area
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Family and Friends,
On March 1, 2022, my baby boy, Anthony DiFilippo, was taken from us suddenly while visiting from North Carolina.
Anthony was a proud Emergency Medical Technician for Cove City, Rescue 32, in Craven County, North Carolina. While fairly new in his professional journey, Anthony always loved helping others, and accomplished so much during his time. He would often tell me how happy he was to be part of the Cove City EMS family, which he undoubtedly called "home."
During his time with Cove City, Anthony greatly impacted the lives of so many. From fellow first responders, peers, the community of Craven County, his course instructor Valerie Stephens, and his Chief, mentor, and friend Brian Mullins, Anthony felt beyond blessed by all those that came into his life......even down to the Station's postman!
Rescue 32 Station would like to honor Anthony by creating a Memorial Seating Area in his name. What was initially going to be just a bench, has now turned into an outdoor seating area at the Station that will be in memory of my son. Anthony had just said to Chief Brian, that the station needed a bench outside, as he enjoyed being outdoors and looking at the stars.
**For any of those that have already mailed a check upon our previous request, we thank you and assure your donation will be applied to Anthony's Memorial**
Organiser
MaryJo Vanik DiFilippo
Organiser
Mount Airy, MD
