Anthony

Thompson

Anthony Thompson was born in Toledo, Ohio on March 13,1955 and departed this earth on June 27, 2026. As a child, he was very shy and enjoyed reading the Bible and was beloved by his family. He attended Scott High School and later acquired his GED and other certifications including skilled painting, concrete and construction.

He had many talents, including artistic painting, photography, and was even a member of a singing group in his early years. He enjoyed listening to all different types of music and loved to laugh and had a great sense of humor.

He is affectionately called many names: Sonny, Tony, Pretty Tony, Uncle Sonny, Daddy, PawPaw, and Grand Uncle Sonny!

He is preceded in death by Emma Jean Thompson, Joe Thompson, and Booker T. Levesque. Sisters, Daisy Grier and Linda Thompson.

Son, Terry Mason and Daughter Aneda Thompson.

He is survived by siblings: Teresa Thompson, Burnett "Sister" Neal, Gwendolyn Phillips, Joel "Bubby" Thompson, Victor Levesque, and Telly Hopings-Levesque.

Children: Tunisia Thompson, and Anthony J Thompson

Grandchildren: Kenya "Imani" Simmons, Aniya Burwell, Sarina, Natasha, Jae, Kaiden and Kennedy aka "Neek" Thompson and many cousins, nieces and nephews and other extended family.

Anthony overcame many obstacles in his lifetime.

He proudly and openly shared his recovery journey to inspire others. He was also a survivor of previous cancer diagnosis.

One of Anthony's proudest achievements was becoming a member of Local 500 and launching his own company, Thompson Construction LLC. He loved the freedom and responsibility of being an entrepreneur. He successfully operated the business with grit and passion until his health challenges finally made it necessary for him to retire. He was also a proud member of the the Ohio African American Chamber Of Commerce.

The family of Anthony Thompson would like to thank Business Manager David Fleetwood and the Local 500, Taylor Made Productions LLC and all of our family and friends for their love and support.

Daddy, we love and will miss you forever. We pray that you no longer suffer and that you are now in eternal peace.