Birth date: Aug 10, 1999 Death date: Mar 20, 2023
Anthony (Tony) Sancho-Spore was born on August 10, 1999 in Tomball, Texas and was in the third graduating class of Tomball Memorial High School. He grew up in Tomball until he began college at Washington University at Saint Louis Read Obituary
My heart is completely broken for you all. Anthony was on my TMSCA calculator team and I was his 6th grade teacher. He was brilliant, determined and always kept me on my toes. I will never forget when he took it upon himself to create a classroom newsletter and would distribute it weekly. He was such an amazing young man. Sending prayers and condolences.
I am reading about Anthony from a Boeing article. I am keeping in mind his bereaved parents who grieve his memory every day (I am also a bereaved parent of a son with a troubled mind.)
When this news came to me, I was very shocked. I have not talked to him in quite a long time but I remember the days we used to participate in math and science competitions. He was a very capable and smart young man. My biggest regret is not keeping in touch, especially with someone who had a lot in common with me. My deepest condolences to his family. Stay strong.
Tony - thanks for always being a light. You never failed to make us laugh during our TSC internship. Even though us interns were spread out across the country, you made us feel that we were all in the same room; together as a family. Even after our internship - you continued to check in and support us in our lives. You supported my LEGO and 3D printing hobby - always asking what projects I was currently working on and what I was planning to do next. Thank you for cheering me on. I'll never forget. Lastly - Thank you for being a friend. Rest In Peace
Courtney
My deepest condolences to Tony's family and to all of the lives that he touched. Tony and I met a long time ago back in high school when we both swam club together. He was an amazing swimmer and an even better coach as he pushed me to my full potential. Tony was one of my best friends and was one of the kindest people I've ever had the chance of meeting. He was always there to lend a helping hand, shoulder to cry on, and offer a laugh whenever someone needed it. I will always remember him as the selfless and amazing man that he was.
I attended high school with Anthony and he was a very smart classmate. I respect and admire his vast knowledge in the classes I've had with him. I wish I had gotten the chance to befriend him since graduation. I'm saddened to hear this news and wish to send my condolences to the family.
My deepest condolences to Susan and family. I only knew Anthony via the accomplishments Susan shared with me and our colleagues after work, and we all knew him to be a source of love and pride. I am deeply saddened by his loss.
To Anthony's family,
Anthony was my classmate for many years - elementary, intermediate, junior high, and through all of high school. We shared many memories and I recall he was always a genius when it came to math and science. Over the years he became a dear friend, and I was always amazed at the various ingenious projects he would be working on outside of class.
He inspired me often. I particularly remember how he would expertly program his TI-84 calculator with shortcuts that made physics and calculus tests a joke-he'd always be one of the first to finish while I was grinding away manually writing each step.
To hear this news was devastating, and I send my sincerest condolence to your family. It was my pleasure to know him. He contributed to the lives of many, especially mine, and these positive memories of him will live on indefinitely.
Susan, Jose, Christina, and Alex ... I'm so very sorry for your loss. I knew Anthony as a babe, as a toddler, as a teen and then as the young man he became: intense, passionate, super-intelligent, and so dedicated to each of his diverse interests. The world has lost so much with his passing.
I shared many high school STEM classes with Anthony and I always admired his genius-level intellect. I remember when that 2048 game came out and we spent the entirety of our structural design class playing it on our school computers instead of doing work. I'll always remember fondly having him over for a LAN party after we graduated high school and playing Civilization V until the early hours of the morning. I wasn't as close to him as many others on here but I sure wish I could have been.
