Tony Mass

[miner09]

Tony Mass (DiAmbroso) 62 died last Sunday. He has no family and was never married. He was on forms MF and Ferguson a lot

 

[Dieseltech]

Sorry to hear that. I had talked to him awhile last fall..

 

[DavidP, South Wales]

I join you in your thoughts. So young by most these days. I will miss Tony as he invariably posted informed comments but one which had a degree of humour or wry observation. Even if he was commenting on something that I knew I could not add anything to, I would always see what he had to say. We will miss him.
DavidP, South Wales

 

[Brendon Warren]

That's too bad. I got alot of advice from Tony when I first joined this site. Get yourself a manual comes to mind. He seemed like quite a caracter.

 

[Masseynut(Australia)]

I always enjoyed reading Tony's posts, his sharing of his knowledge base and his keen sense of humour. I believe he had travelled widely, even "down under" at some stage in his life. He will be missed greatly on this site, RIP Tony.

 

[ASEguy]

Sad. He offered me advice after I bought mine. He seemed like a decent guy. May he rest in peace.

 

[2tractors]

Tony came down to Ga. and paid a visit with us. He had always presented himself as one who enjoyed his favorite beer Black Label so I bought the nearest rot gut I could find., Couldn't believe he only drank one. Tony loved to talk and had such an interesting way of communicating with humor mixed in. After he left I made a joke on the forum about not being able to shut him up and I think that hurt his feelings as he never called again. I will never forget that guy.

 

[Dieseltech]

The last time Tony came to Indiana I shared a Pizza with him one evening for supper. We both talked each other's ears off that night. When we were both at the Lagrange Indiana Ferguson show he drove my TO-35 with the Standard diesel in the parade. Sorry to hear we can't talk to him anymore..

 

[Inno]

Very sad to hear this. He was always helpful and kept things light. Spoke with him on the phone a few times and emailed back and forth quite a bit. Always meant to attend a show and meet him in person but one way and another that never worked out.
RIP Tony.