Antonio Moya Salazar, affectionately known as Tony, departed this world on March 23, 2026, leaving behind a legacy etched in timber and tender memories alike. Born on the Fourth of July, 1946, Tony’s life was one of craftsmanship and the art of living with a mischievous spirit.

As a carpenter, Tony found his true calling working with his hands. The houses he built were more than mere structures; they stood as proud monuments to his skill and dedication, places where laughter, love, and life unfolded under roofs he had crafted with pride. His proudest accomplishments were not trophies or accolades, but the walls that stood firm through seasons—homes that held families and dreams within them.

 His mischievous nature flickered gently through his days, a quiet rebellion against the somberness of solitude, revealing layers of wit and a subtle joy that endeared him to those who knew him well. Though he preferred to walk his path quietly, Tony’s presence was unmistakable.

In the silence left by his passing, Tony leaves memories of a funny, mischievous man who lived not for the spotlight but for the simple, enduring satisfaction of work well done and life well lived. Antonio Moya Salazar’s story, like the houses he built, will stand firm in the hearts of those touched by his presence, forever a testament to the beauty found in quiet strength and gentle humor.