Anthony Englebert Eckstein, Jr.

Please accept our deepest condolences on behalf of your dear father, grandfather, greatgrandfather, Tony! He was my tallest cousin, and I always looked up to him, as a kind, thoughtful, and quiet man! He will truly be missed by all who knew and loved him! Our thoughts and prayers are with you all!

I am so sorry for the death of Tony and your loss of this caring and sweet man! I worked with Tony for several years at Art Litho. He was such a sweetheart and I very much enjoy him as a person! He would do anything for you. A hugh heart that man had. And always with a smile. So very, very sorry. Have peace Tony... Julie

Mr. Eckstein was a regular customer aboard the Harford County Public Library "Silver Reader" senior outreach van. A man of few words, he was always pleasant and clearly well-liked by his peers. He enjoyed selecting books and music and it was our pleasure to be of service to him during our visits to his apartment complex. With sincere condolences on behalf of my staff and Harford County Public Library, Katherine Clipp Silver Reader Librarian

On behalf of the directors and members of the Mechanical Contractors Association of Maryland I want to extend condolennces to our friend and colleague Mark Eckstein, his wife Sandy and the entire Eckstein family.

mr. tony wow i miss you so so much you were like my grandad. we always had so much fun at work i could always make you laugh, at least i have pictures with you . you were a great man and loved your family escp your grandkids that you talked about all the time . and your home in tucson a.z that you use to love to vaction at. i will always think of you and no that you are at peace i truely miss you with all my heart. love always angie dean your old coworker at riteaid .