Anthony "Tony" Sorge

July 15, 1932 - February 14, 2021

Anthony(Tony)Sorge was born July 15, 1932 in Detroit, Michigan, he passed away in the arms of Jesus on February 14, 2021 at the age of 88. Tony is survived by his loving wife Rosemarie together in each other’s arms for over 48 wonderful years. Dear and loving father of Paul(Cindy)Grosso. Proud Papa of Taylour(Justin)Barnowski, Ryley Grosso, and Bryonna Grosso. Tony is also survived by Cindy’s three children, Jarett, Candace, and Rhiannon Smith and his dearest sister, Gina(the late Don)Sophiea. Dearest uncle to many wonderful nieces and nephews. Tony was preceded in death by his loving parents, Arduino(Andrew) & Filomena(Florence) Sorge and his loving sister, Angela(Mary)(the late Frank)Pellegata. Tony was a proud Army veteran, serving his country in the Korean War from 1950-1953. Tony loved to work with his hands, he enjoyed working on cars, remodeling, and fixing things. Tony was retired from the City of Detroit Water Department, where he was a Chief Mechanic. Prior to the Water Department,Tony worked at General Electric, fixing machinery and also for the Detroit Fire Department, working on the Fire Trucks. Tony had a tremendous love for good food, which he shared and passed down to his family. He loved to bowl, play golf, read, and take long drives exploring with his wife over the years. He will be most remembered by his kindness and giving heart that he instilled in all of us. He will be sorely missed. Visitation Friday February 19, 2021 from 2-8 pm at Wasik Funeral Home, 49150 Schoenherr Rd. (North of 22 Mile Rd.) Shelby Township. Funeral Saturday, February 20,2021, St. Mary Queen of Creation Catholic Church, 50931 Maria St, New Baltimore 930AM - In State, 10AM Mass. Cemetery Services will follow the church at Resurrection Cemetery, 18201 Clinton River Road, Clinton Twp. Below is the link for Anthony's funeral Mass. They have worked out a plan to livestream the military honors following Mass using the same link. When entering the link you may see "not available". If so, click "watch on YouTube link" https://youtu.be/dGECCjHio_U Memorial Donations may be made to: The American Heart Association.