Anthony R. “Tony” Tringale, 80, passed away on Monday, June 13, 2022 peacefully after battling lung and heart issues over the past several years.
Mr. Tringale was born April 20, 1942 in Syracuse, New York to the late Anthony and Susan Tringale. He was also preceded in death by his brother Richard P. of Orlando, FL, daughter Amber Marie Tringale-Green of Roanoke, VA and the mother of his children Myranda Lou Tringale.
Mr. Tringale was a 1967 graduate of Georgetown University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Foreign Service. He was an executive and sales agent in the insurance industry and was a Life Member of the Million Dollar Roundtable. He was the President of The Jeane Dixon Children to Children Foundation which supported several charitable causes in our area including The Salvation Army and the 4H Education Center. He was a board member of both of those groups.
He is survived by his loving companion and legal partner, Raymond S. Hanna, children Anthony W. of Atlanta, GA., Mark D. (Amy) of Leesburg, VA, Michael P. (Joe Puzzo) of Washington, DC, son-in-law Arthur Green of Roanoke, VA and brother Robert J. (Jean) of Syracuse, NY. He is also survived by 12 grandchildren and several nieces, nephews, great nieces and great nephews.
Tony…I hadn’t heard in a while and called…
I knew Tony Tringale for years at Acacia Mutual Life Insurance Co., where he began as an insurance and financial planning professional and manager of the Northern Virginia Agency office of the company. I eventually had the privilege of working for him directly as his office assistant for about a year prior to my undertaking office management in another Acacia location.
Tony was the embodiment of a true professional, and a caring work partner to all of his colleagues. He was quick to share his knowledge and looked out for our individual welfare as co-workers as well as for those of his clients.
I am saddened to learn of his passing and know that many people among his clientele and friends share this with me. Please pass this along to his children. Thank you.
I knew Tony for many years, but had seen for at least ten. RIP
I had the good fortune to worked with Tony during some of his career with New York Life and Acacia.
Tony was a hard working professional who took very good care of his clients. I first met Tony when we were in our early 20s and was sent from our New York City Home Office to a Washington DC office where Tony was a new Office Manager. Years later I worked w. Top Agent Tony in Virginia. He was a good man!
I worked for Tony in the late 80’s. I lost touch with him when my work took me away from Annandale, VA. I am so sorry to hear about Randy and Amber. I have very fond memories of Tony and his family. He had the funniest Jeane Dixon stories. He will be missed.