Anthony S Devins

Anthony S. Devins, 19, of Penndel, Pennsylvania, passed away unexpectedly, leaving behind a family and countless loved ones whose hearts will forever carry his memory.

Anthony was a beloved son, brother, grandson, nephew, cousin, and friend. At just 19 years old, his life was far too short, but the love he gave and the memories he created will remain with those who knew him for a lifetime.

Anthony had a genuine passion for all things sports (if it wasn't the Philly teams, of course), and there was rarely a time when he wasn't following one of his favorite teams. He was a devoted fan of the New York Giants, Los Angeles Dodgers, and Oklahoma City Thunder. He loved watching games, following his favorite players, arguing sports, and sharing in all the excitement that came with being a fan. Football, baseball, and basketball were a meaningful part of Anthony's life and brought him countless moments of happiness.

Outside of sports, Anthony loved video games and anime. He could lose himself for hours in the games, characters, and stories that captured his imagination. These hobbies were a special part of who Anthony was and gave him many memories and experiences that his family and friends will always remember.

But Anthony will be remembered for so much more than the things he loved.

He was a brother, a son, and a friend who left an unmistakable mark on the people around him. Like any siblings, there were moments of laughter, teasing, arguments, and frustration-but underneath it all was a love that could never be taken away. The everyday moments that once seemed ordinary are now some of the memories his family will treasure most.

Anthony is survived by his loving mother, Erica; his father, Brian; his stepmother, Crystal; his sister, Breanna; his brother, Jackson; his sister, Peyton; and his three stepsisters, Marilyn, Layla, and Nicolette, along with his extended family and many friends who loved him dearly.

His family will carry Anthony with them in everything they do, the stories they tell, the memories they share, the games they watch, the laughter they remember, and the countless little things that will forever remind them of him.

Though Anthony's time here was much too short, his life mattered. He was loved, he was cherished, and he will never be forgotten.
Family and Friends are invited to his visitation on Wednesday September 30, 2026, from 6-8pm at Galzerano Funeral Home 3500 Bristol-Oxford Valley Rd Levittown Pa 19057. Words of Remembrance will follow. Arrangements are under the care and direction of Galzerano Funeral Home.

In Lieu of flowers donation can be made in memory of his name to Anthony's Go Fund Me to help the family with funeral arrangements.

Forever loved. Forever missed. Forever remembered.