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Thomas A. Venti, 76, died unexpectedly on August 18, 2020. He was born on October 3, 1943 in Philadelphia, PA, the son of Anthony A. and Mamie (Cellucci) Venti.
Tom received his Bachelor of Science Degree from St. Joseph University, Philadelphia. He married and had two sons, attended night school, and worked two jobs for 8 years to earn his degree. In 1988, he married Alline Huntsman where they lived in Turnersville, NJ. They celebrated 32 years of marriage in June. Playing golf was Tom’s passion as well as Phillies Baseball and airplanes of any era.
In addition to his parents, he was predeceased by his oldest brother, Anthony Jr. Surviving in addition to his wife, Alline (Huntsman) Venti are brothers, Frederick Venti and his wife, Carolyn of Sebastian, FL and John Venti of Medford, NJ; sons, Thomas Venti, Jr. and partner, Troy Carey of Philadelphia, PA and Joseph Venti, wife, Miriam; granddaughter, Tatum of West Deptford, NJ. and many cousins, nieces and nephews.
Those who wish to remember Tom are encouraged to make donations to the Moffit Cancer Center, www.moffit.org.
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Don & Lynn
August 21, 2020, 5:24 pm
My buddy, golf partner and an overall wonderful human being is gone from our lives. Such a good guy. Lynn and I will miss him dearly. Alline, we will also miss our twice weekly hour long gab sessions and our family will miss his friendship as well. The world is a lesser place this week!
Linda and Doug Miller
August 22, 2020, 3:18 am
Alline and Sons, I want to thank you for being our friends. My heart is broken. We are so sorry for your loss. Tom was a special person and special friend. He will be hard to replace. He was a tuff cookie and a very honest person. Stay strong and God Bless
James and Rita Acquarolo
August 22, 2020, 3:50 pm
Our condolences from Jim and Rita Acquarolo (Navsses retired) to the Venti family. Our prayers are with you.
Elayne and Raymond Cipolla
August 23, 2020, 1:18 am
A great friend and truly wonderful man has passed on. I didn’t know much about Tom when he came to me about car pooling together. Though I wasn’t crazy about the idea, my financial situation caused me to agree. My necessity resulted in my great fortune of being Tom’s friend for 40 years. He was kind and compassionate, would listen and argue, always be fair, and had a fantastic sense of humor. He loved the Phillies, Vince Lombardi, Breyers Ice Cream, and his friends. But mostly he loved his siblings, his sons and their families and his wife Alline and his life with her. Tom had some major medical problems, but always fought back. A deeply religious person, he did not go gently into that goodnight. We will miss him forever.
Bill and Lynda Valentine
August 25, 2020, 1:09 am
It just won’t be the same without Tom. We were fortunate to know Tom and Alline, first as a coworker, then as lifelong friends. Tom made friends with everyone, coworkers, customers, doctors, neighbors, golf buddies, the list is endless. Tom had a rough go of it lately, but always took the time to stay in touch, never complaining (except about the Phillies), always concerned how everyone was doing. Our condolences to the extended Venti family. Tom will be sorely missed.
Kevin Collins & Tony Biancosino
August 26, 2020, 3:23 pm
Our heartfelt condonences to the Venti family. We didn’t know know Tom, but obviously he was a good man who loved his family dearly. Our deepest sympathies to our friends – his son Tom & partner Troy. So sorry for your loss. Rest in peace to a fellow passionate Phillies fan.