Anthony Griffin Obituary, Death – Anthony Griffin of Hartford, Ct, has sadly died unexpectedly, leaving loved ones and family and the entire community in grief and sadness according to an online share. “Wow!! Anthony Griffin, also known as Big Ant in Hartford, passed away not too long ago, but I just found out about it very recently. In Hartford, he was known as “Big Ant.” To begin, I would like to offer my deepest condolences not only to his family but also to all of his other loved ones and close friends who were affected by his passing. Since I began hosting my morning radio show, “Mink in the Morning!!,” in 1993, Anthony and I have been close friends ever since then.
In addition to being an early supporter of my show, he also served as an underwriter for it. He was one of the first people to do either of these things! When I worked at Anthony’s Clothing, which was located on Barbour Street, my coworkers included Pops and Roger Griffin. I logged a significant number of hours at the business. In point of fact, Ant was the one who put me in touch with Ellis Echevarria, the designer of my Golden Classics Sweatshirts, which I then proceeded to sell out of his store after he had introduced us.
My closet, much like the closets of everybody else in Hartford, is still jam-packed with Heaven or Hell merchandise. I worked with him to develop his Ant Curriculum, which he then used to assist in preparing the youth of Hartford for entry into the working world or for the launch of their own businesses. I am very proud of the work we accomplished together on this project. In addition to assisting him in the development of his Ant Curriculum, he and I have worked together on the production of a few shows that we have jointly produced.
These shows have both been co-produced by us. Whenever I went to Hartford, one of the very first places that I visited was Anthony’s Clothing. In fact, I made it a point to go there each and every time I was in the city. Without you in it, this world is going to have a very difficult time carrying on as normal. Dear brother, I pray that you are finally able to find peace in death.”