Anthony T. Hoahng

Anthony T. Hoahng, Tony, 67, of Tinton Falls passed away on May 23, 2024 with his loving family at his side. Tony was born in Manhattan to Ahng and Sylvia Hoahng and grew up in the city alongside his 5 siblings. Tony worked in risk management for Wells Fargo in Manhattan, a role that he even filled from his hospital bed days before his passing. He was a workaholic, if he wasn’t working for his job he would be working in the yard with his wife. On the rare occasion he wasn’t working in the yard he could be found watching TV with his dog and grand doggy. His house and yard were his prized possessions. He hated things out of order, and even more than that he HATED garbage. It was an ongoing joke that even his garbage cans couldn’t be dirty. Tony was an avid Pittsburgh Steelers Fan, filling his den with Steelers memorabilia and rattling off the latest stats at every opportunity. His love for a Pennsylvania team was surprising considering his birth state, but that was Tony: surprising and unpredictable. He was known for his big heart. He would give you the shirt off his back if you needed it. Tony never wanted anyone to worry, especially not about him. His famous line was, “Don’t worry about it, it will all be alright.” He will be remembered for his sense of humor, he always kept you on your toes. Whenever Tony was around there seemed to be a party, even in his hospital room. He loved to laugh and he loved to make those around him laugh. His granddaughter, Everlee, was the apple of his eye. He’d make faces and make silly noises that only she seemed to understand. She would light up when she would see him. Tony was predeceased by his parents. He is survived by his wife of 42 years Donna Hoahng; his son Anthony K. Hoahng; his daughter Kristi Lee Richmond and her husband Eric Richmond, Jr.; his granddaughter Everlee Richmond; his dog Mookie; and his grand doggy Milo. Tony’s visitation will be held 4-8 PM on Thursday May 30, 2024 at Bongarzone Funeral Home, 2400 Shafto Road, Tinton Falls, NJ. A memorial mass at Saint Leo the Great in Lincroft will be announced at a later date. Instead of sending flowers, the family requests donations in Tony’s memory to the Children’s Scoliosis Foundation.

Anthony T. Hoahng

November 6, 1956 - May 23, 2024