<div>Tony Amendola passed away on December 29th, 2024. He leaves behind his wife of nearly 30 years, Patti, and their 6 dogs: Jake, Bella, Harley, Pepper, Ziggy, and Lennon. He passed in his sleep after a long battle with illness and chronic pain.
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<div><strong>Please consider donating to cover the cost of cremation, a celebration of life gathering, as well as the basic living costs for Patti and the dogs as she grieves, gets back on her feet, and adjusts to this massive change as she was his full-time caregiver.</strong>
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<div>Tony was an esteemed art collector specializing in Chicano and Indigenous art. He often hosted parties for the community of artists in and around Santa Fe, New Mexico. Additionally, he loved tending to his vegetable and medicinal garden and sharing his harvest with friends and neighbors.
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<div>Tony is survived by his four children: Michael, David, Sarah, and Danielle, and often referred to their friends as his children as well. He is joining his beloved dog Luna, who passed away earlier in 2024, as well as his Pop and aunt Mimi. We will all miss him very much.
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<div>More details are to come regarding a celebration of life around Tony’s birthday in March.
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Tony’s Legacy and Supporting Family In This Difficult Time

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