Bryan “Tony” Anthony Moreland

Date of Death: January 18, 2018

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Bryan Anthony “Tony” Moreland, 46, of Cross Junction, Virginia passed away peacefully on Thursday, January 18, 2018, at Winchester Medical Center.
Tony was born in 1971 in Washington, D.C., the son of Roger Moreland and the late Patricia Sperlazza. He was a stone mason…..but not just any stone mason, a very talented one that looked at his work as a form of art. Tony was truly a loving father who’s greatest joy and love in life was his son, Brent. Tony was a loyal friend to many, who will miss him.
Surviving is his former wife and loyal friend for 26 years, Trisha Moreland and their son, Brent of Stephens City, Virginia; Grandmother Joan Lavezzo, brothers, Christopher “Kelly” Moreland of San Leandro, California and Eric “Danny” Daniel Moreland of Asheville, North Carolina, Aunt and Uncle, Barbara and Ed Lockwood of Gore, VA, Cousins Lisa Reynolds and Amy Lockwood.
All services will be private. Arrangements are being handled by Omps Funeral Home, Amherst Chapel

Trisha Moreland

Brent Moreland

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My dear ex husband and partner. I promise to take care of Brent and we miss you so much. I'm glad I was with you in the end and Brent. We were closer than anyone knew, which makes it so much harder. You were with us your last Christmas. We always loved you. Here's to THE coolest dead head to hit this town, he actually brought it here after seeing them in California. He was a true dead head, honest, loyal and lived an amazing life and wanted everyone to know. He had more fun than any one person deserves, so I light a candle in his memory. Rest in peace Love Trish

Dad, I love you so much and I will miss you. I will think of our family at the Lake and all the good times, you are with me everyday. You were a good Dad and our family times and trips, I'll always have. I love you, Dad.

Dear Family, I think the last time I saw Tony was at Great Mammaw's funeral. So many years ago. I remember when my mother (Joyce Boswell) used to watch Kelly and Tony as very young children. So sorry for the loss of Tony, he was too young to be taken from the family. Hope everyone is coping with the loss well. No one should have to say goodbye to one of their children. My prayers go with you all and I hope to see you soon. Love, Skip Boswell

The night we drove around sighting and capturing all the loose pink flamingos in Frederick County and stuffed them in the blue 85 Honda civic ... And so many more fun, silly times back in our childhood days. Loved Tony. His gleeful laughter was contagious. May he rest in peace. My heart is with all his friends and close family at this time.

I last saw Tony at the parking lot of the Martins on P.V.R. in Winchester on Christmas Eve. He was going into the Game Stop & said he wanted to get something for Brent. I always felt like I could be myself when I was around Tony, and I can't say that about many other people. So of course when I saw him it was all corny jokes, and cutting up- & I could usually get him to join in on my foolishness- He was definitely a unique Individual that I'm proud to call a friend. I will miss him. Rest In Peace Brother-

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