Canadian developer dies in fall from company sign

Tony Agius

approximately 4 to 5 meters (12 to 17 feet) from a ladder and hitting his head on the ground, said friend and business partner Carlos Luis Flores.  Flores was unsure as to how Agius fell and speculated as to whether or not electricity from the lights in the sign was involved.  He said that Agius was trying to fix the light himself because at the time, they were unable to get an electrician to the area.  The office is located in Pueblo de

  Obituary for Tony (Thomas Anthony) Agius

AGIUS, Tony (Thomas Anthony) - November 14, 1958 to January 20, 2007. Suddenly at Sierpe, Costa Rica Tony was killed in a construction accident. Born in Bracebridge, Ontario to Rosemarie (Fenn) Agius and Joseph T. Agius, Tony grew up in Orillia and attended Uhthoff Public School and PSCI. While not big on formal education (Tony was a student of the world) he did have a diploma in Electronic Technology from DeVry and a Business degree from the University of Miami. His career spanned many occupations; picking cherries in Niagara, selling real estate in Orillia, building docks in Malta, house construction in Israel, working on the Alberta Tar Sands were just a few. Over the past decade Tony was a property and home developer in Florida and had recently moved to Costa Rica to build vacation homes. www.terrabalandcompany.com was Tony's current project and where he planned to retire. Survived by his daughter Amber in Naples, Florida and his step-son Allan in West Palm Beach, Florida; his parents Rosemarie and Joe Agius of Orillia and Florida, sisters: Carmen Spearing wife of Glenn of Barrie, Mona Agius of Toronto, brothers: Nick and his wife Heather of Alberta, Chris of Ottawa, nieces SarahMay, Celia and Madelyne, nephews Adam Westland and Cameron Westland and many cousins, aunts, uncles and friends worldwide. A celebration of Tony's life will be held this summer, check www.tonyagius.com for further information. 10523004

Hi and welcome to this site. As you have probably figured, we are under construction.

We are trying to make this a place that suits the name, something Tony would be happy about.

With that in mind, I think this has the potential to be much more than a website, it can become a central point for everyone that knew and touched Tony's life. Anyways these are my thoughts 12 days after my brother Tony died.

If you have pictures to share we are starting up a picture gallery on this site. Right now we are working on selecting the final album package, you can check them both out after you log in (log in is auto, need valid email to complete authentication) or you can  wait until we drop one, then it will be in the main menu up top.

There is also a News about Tony section that is intended for news in regards to the celebrations in the summer. 

Also if you have any suggestions, feedback, new links your would like to see, etc there is a Contact Us link.

?I think I'm going to have to add a guestbook

- Chris