Read more Washington Post obituariesGiftOutline Gift Article Open faced, smiling wide, freckles and a brush-cut. His father worked for General Electric, and his mother was a homemaker. Born in Cincinatti, he was the son of Arch, a sales executive for General Electric, and his wife, Bea; Tony was middle America through and through. He left college in 1951 to serve two years in the Navy.
He was the son of a sales gentleman and a homemaker.
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