Anthony Donnadio, Jr.

Anthony Joseph Donnadio, Jr., age 58, of Roosevelt, died May 15, 2026, at his home surrounded by family.

He was born January 9, 1968, in Youngstown, Ohio, to Anthony Sr and Linda Ann

Donnadio. Tony married his high school sweetheart just out of high school and later was blessed with a beautiful little girl, Samantha Rae Donnadio. Samantha later blessed him again with a beautiful granddaughter, EMMA.

Tony later divorced and moved to Roosevelt, Utah, where his sister, Nadine, lived to start the next journey of his life. He went to work in the oilfield and finished out his career in that industry. He was always a jokster so he fit in perfect doing that type of work, and he met many friends and thrived in the Basin. He enjoyed camping and building things, but most of all spending time with family. You could always count on Tony to be at all occasions. He was very generous and an easy-going person. Even though he was apart from his family in Ohio, he never failed to keep in touch with all.

He was very loved and will be deeply missed.

“My brother, my best friend, my heartbeat, you will always be with me, never forgotten and deeply missed, I love you brother, rest in peace, until we meet again’”  -Deana-

Anthony is survived by a daughter, Samantha Donnadio; granddaughter, Emma; siblings, Linda (Elie) Delvalle, Ohio; Nicole (Eric) Anglin, Michigan; Nadine (Andrew “Bear”) Ames, Roosevelt; nieces and nephews, Elie Delvalle, Harper Anglin, JT, Joshua, Julieanne, & Devin Johnson, Bryson Matlock, all family and cousins in Ohio, and his lifelong friend, Joe Fonda (Jo-hi-o).

He was preceded in death by his parents, aunts Slyvia & Janet; and uncles, Bill & Dean Donnadio.

His wishes were to be cremated. There will be a Memorial Open House on Friday, May 22, 2026, from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the Hullinger Mortuary. This will be for his friends and family to come, pay their respects, and mingle. A memorial service will be held at a later date.

A special thank you to Canyon Services for all the support they gave to Tony and the family during this trying time.