Anthony Nicholas Crivelli

Anthony N. Crivelli, 85, of Kennedy Twp, passed away on July 18th, 2026 of Cardiac Amyloidosis.  He was born June 4th, 1941 in McKees Rocks to the late Tony “Cri” and Olga “Honey” (Romanchak) Crivelli.

Anthony leaves behind the legacy of hard work, determination, dedication, generosity, empathy, compassion, and above all, most important to him, love of family.  He lived life to the fullest every day and was always there to help a friend in need.  His frank life advice, endless stories, humor, antics, jokes, laugh, and hugs will be missed by all that truly knew him.

He is survived by his wife, Marlene; his children, Anthony Crivelli Jr., Elecia (Michael) Harris and their children Andrew and Nathan, and Michael (Tricia) Crivelli and their children Lucas, Mason, and Garret. He is also survived by his stepchildren, Chad (Kim) Stern and their children Leah, Cade, and Connor, and Matt (Kristen) Stern and their children Zachary and Zander.

He is also survived by his brother, Ronald (Karen) Crivelli; his sisters, Donna Boburka and Lynne Morris; and his best friend of 54 years, Tom Kehoe, who was by his side through good times and bad.

He was preceded in death by his parents; his brother, David Crivelli; his brothers-in-law, James “Gig” Boburka and Jim “Bones” Morris; and his grandnephew, Brandon Boburka.

Anthony started working at 11 years old as a paper delivery boy.  At 15 he worked at Crivelli Brothers Coal & Builders Supply.  Shoveled coal and drove dump trucks.  Pittock’s own “Stroker” was a 1959 graduate of Stowe High School.  His favorite subject in school was math because it was the perfect science.  He also liked English.  He loved to diagram sentences, one of his favorite words to say was dangling participle.  He attended Robert Morris and received his degree in Accounting and Masters in Business.  He started his career at Crivelli Chevrolet in McKees Rocks as a bookkeeper.  Anthony founded A. Crivelli Chevrolet in 1980, after acquiring Howard Voit Chevrolet in Franklin, PA.  In 1991 he acquired Weaver Buick Pontiac GMC Subaru in Oil City, PA.  In 1993 he built a second location to move Buick GMC Pontiac and added a collision center in Reno, PA.  In 2001 he acquired Franklin Auto Ford Mercury in Franklin, PA and moved it to its current location on Route 8 in Franklin, PA.  His most recent endeavors were The Last Stop and Crivelli Corner both in Franklin, PA.

In lieu of flowers, please send donations in his honor to: Kennedy Township Fire or Police Department.

Family and friends are welcome for visitation on Friday, July 24, 2026 from 1:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the Anthony M. Musmanno Funeral Home, Inc. 941 McCoy Road McKees Rocks, (Kennedy Township) PA 15136. A Funeral Service will be celebrated on Saturday at 11:00 am in the Musmanno Chapel. Burial will follow at Resurrection Cemetery, all are welcome to attend.

To send flowers to the family or plant a tree in memory of Anthony Nicholas Crivelli, please visit our floral store.