Anthony J. Cardinal “Tony”

Condolences

Dennis Barnes writes,
I the pleasure of meeting Mr. Cardinal only once at Ann and Dan's wedding. He was a gracious and impressive presence. I had known about him in working for DuPont and his reputation as someone who honorably took care of business while watching out for the company and its employees best interest. Also, I knew of his many adventures with Ann, Andy, and Mrs. Cardinal in working with Ann- tennis, bridge, horses, and a very active life with an emphasis on the church and his faith. Family, friends, colleagues, employees all benefited from his caring and watching out for them. My condolences to Ann, Mrs. Cardinal and his extended family. I can only imagine how much he will be missed by all of those who's life he touched especially as a husband and father.
10/27/2022 10:28 am
Matthew John Jamison writes,
Mrs. Cardinal - Ma'am, I met you once for a moment, and related the fact that I attended A.I. DuPont H.S. with your late son Andrew. I am saddened to hear of your husband's passing. I hope that you and your family are doing as well as possible. I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers in the days ahead. Most respectfully, MJJ
10/27/2022 12:20 pm
Pam Carnesi lit a candle and writes,
To Ann and her family - I am so sorry for your loss. Mr. Cardinal must have been a very special person. He sounds like he was intelligent, positive and very kind. Pam Carnesi
10/28/2022 03:42 pm
Carolynn Bramm lit a candle and writes,
I never had the pleasure of meeting your dad Ann, but from all I’ve heard from you, he was a wonderful father. May his memory be a blessing.
10/28/2022 04:10 pm
Laurin Norwood lit a candle and writes,
Ann and Rosemary, my thoughts and prayers go out to you. Every time I was over at the house, your dad and I always got into a discussion about something. He was always patient with me when I would bring Andy home a little late! He will be truly missed.
10/28/2022 09:37 pm
Martha White lit a candle and writes,
Tony was a fierce competitor as well as a mentor on the paddle courts (probably all racquet sports)! His enthusiasm for life was infectious.
11/01/2022 03:50 pm
Donna M. Cohen writes,
I loved playing bridge against him at Wilmington Country Club! He was such a sweetheart! I am so very sorry for his family! For all of who loved him! xxoo
11/01/2022 06:03 pm
Gail Ronneburger lit a candle and writes,
I was fortunate enough to know the Cardinal family through their dental visits. Tony was such a caring father and husband. He was a very interesting and vibrant man. I was not aware that sweet Andrew also passed. I can only imagine their smiles when they were reunited in Heaven. Sending love and peace to Rosemary and her daughter.
11/02/2022 10:45 am
Mary Jo and Ernest Fidance writes,
Tony was as fine a gentleman as one could ever know. I had the pleasure of being in his company at the Bridge table. He was always kind, and very knowledgeable on many subjects besides Bridge. He was very well dressed, and very complimentary to others who also appreciated the finer pleasures in life. But, above all Tony was a devoted family man who cared deeply for his wife, Rosemary and his children, Ann and Andy. May he Rest In Peace. Mary Jo and Ernie Fidance
11/11/2022 12:36 pm
Larry Galpin writes,
Tony was my first boss when I started to work for Dupont at the Experimental Station in 1968 . I was just out of college and joined a team of 10 at the Experimental Station to bring a fluoropolymer product from the bench to the market. Tony made all of us feel important to the project. He made sure that each of us had an idea incorporated into the project. I left Dupont after 11 years and never forgot Tony as a role model for being a good boss. It has served me well.
11/12/2022 09:18 am
Marianne Prabel writes,
A fine man and family friend. Miss you always. Condolences to the family.
04/12/2024 02:30 pm