Anthony David Maccianti

Anthony David Maccianti, 57. passed away peacefully at home, in the company of his family on October 4, 2024 after a 4-year fight with lymphoma and leukemia. Born in Santa Barbara. CA, on April 13, 1967. Tony spent his youth at St. Raphael School and Bishop Garcia Diego Catholic High School before pursuing a Bachelor of Science at Florida State University.

Tony dedicated over three decades to a successful career in the restaurant industry. most recently as a manager at The Cheesecake factory. His work was more than a job; it was a passion that brought joy not only to Tony but also to those who had the pleasure of working alongside him.

As an enthusiast. Tony’s love of sports shaped much of his leisure time He was a passionate Florida State, USC, Dodgers and Rams fan. He was often found cheering at sporting events, reveling in the thrill of the game. His adventurous spirit was equally evident in his love for extreme sports like ski diving and bungee Jumping. He also loved to travel with his wife, Susannah, often visiting their family in his favorite places. These included Italy, France, and Germany.

Tony was also a loving dog dad often attending shows with Susannah and cheering his beloved PBGV’s on whether in the conformation ring or the agility ring. Tonv cherished the moments spent with his dogs who were a huge part of his family.

Tony leaves behind his loving wife, Susannah Cooper, and a large family who adored him. He is survived by his grandmother. Jayne Wickman; mother, Sharynn Drake; siblings Cara and Tom Maccianti; mother­ in-law, Julie Cooper; sister-in-law. Helen Cooper and husband Eric Kurth; nephews. Cole and Zac Kurth. Ben and Evan Cooper; brother-in-law, Jason Cooper and wife Erin Cooper; bonus mother-in-law, Marcelle Cooper. He was preceded in death by his father, David Maccianti; grandfather, Swede Wickman; father-in-law, Simon Cooper.

In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society in memory of Tony whose generosity and kindness touched many lives. His legacy will continue to inspire and influence everyone who knew him