Claude A. Kane Sr

Claude Anthony Kane Senior, fondly known as “Tony” , graced the world with his presence on September 2, 1957. He was the sixth of ten from the marriage of Esther Mae Carver and Joseph F. Kane, Jr. (preceded in death). He graduated from Lake Clifton High School, Baltimore,Maryland. A genius, in his own right, and known as Kane family “Einstein”, Tony began his continued education at Morgan State university at the young age of sixteen. He used his amazing charm and wisdom in several employment endeavors including Dunkin Donuts, North Charles General Hospital, Security in Crystal City, VA and his longest tenor, Baltimore City Jail, where he was a correctional Officer. Tony was a true handyman in every sense of the word. He was a painter, landscaper, sheet rocker, and mover. Whenever his family needed an extra an extra hand and or body to lift, he was always willing, able, and ready to go. Tony loved music and was intrigued to learn as much as he could about artist well before his time. He adored being a grandfather; it brought great joy to his heart. One of his favorite past times was a good party; kicking back and enjoying family, whenever it was cookout, or second Sunday dinner. Tony has a unimaginable love for his first born, Claude Anthony Kane, Jr (Preceded in death). The painful experience of losing his son changed his life. Preceded in death : Joseph F. Kane (father), Darryl R. Kane (brother), and Claude Anthony Kane Jr,(son) Tony Leaves To Cherish His Memories: His mother, Esther Mae Kane; wife, Julie Ann Kane; three daughters, Tanisha Kane (Jarmal), Claudia Kane (Melvin), Robin Kane; one stepson, Jerel Wilson; seven grandchildren, Daemond, Asiane' Tyler, Jeremiah, Janiyah, Kayla, and Kamoir; four brothers Dennis (Margaret), Theron (Janice), Joseph III (Denise), Gary; four sisters, Nadine, Carla, Yolanda, Soraya; his mother-in-law, Rose; two sister-in-laws, Tammy and Gina; as well of a host aunts. Uncles, nephews, nieces, cousins and friends. Although Tony's walk was not our walk; it was a walk for Tony and while he took and while he took took his path, he shared himself unconditionally to all who knew him. Abundance of laughs and long nights with his true best friend, through the ups and downs forever his brother....Little Joe.

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Claude A. Kane Sr

September 2, 1957 - March 14, 2012