Antonio Olgine

I'm sorry to hear about Uncle Tony's passing. Since I live out of the state of Michigan, I haven't seen him in years but I do have some fond memories. When I was about five or six years old, he came to our house to visit one day. He parked his motorcycle on the street right in front of our house. The first thing mom said was, "Stay away from that motorcycle". I couldn't. I was crazy about motorcycles and sports cars. As I was looking at the bike I noticed a rainbow on a pipe coming out of the engine. I just had to touch the rainbow and for some reason I used my thumb. The burning sensation was so sudden and painful that I would have screamed if it wasn't for the fact that I told my mom I would stay away. It was a cool motorcycle and worth the burn. Later when I was in elementary school I enjoyed visiting my grandparents especially if I knew Uncle Tony would be there. Which he usually was. Our activity consisted of trying to jump on him and he would toss us on the sofa like rag dolls. We did this over and over until grandma shouted from the kitchen. I'm not sure who had more fun him or us. Another memory is from when I was in high school. Uncle Tony took my cousin David Medina and me to Tricity Dragway to watch the dragsters. It was awesome. I never knew cars could be so loud and so fast. He bought us all kinds of treats. It was one of the best days in my life. He was so generous. I love you Uncle Tony. May you rest in peace.

We are deeply sorry for your loss ~ the staff at Deisler Funeral Home

Worked with Tony for many years, many memories prayers and condolences to his family

May Gods love surround you and bring you peace. Our prayers are with you and your family during this time of loss.

A very nice friend to have Guadalupe Tony Olgine Class of 1967.. S HS.thank you for your friendship. Rest well my friend