Beloved son, brother, and father, died in a car accident on October 4th, 2009. Antonio was born April 4th, 1981.
Antonio touched our lives with his honesty, generosity, patience and smile from within which always lifted people up when he was present. Following his graduation from Stanwood High School in 1999, he attended University of Nevada, Reno, and Bellingham Technical College studying to become an engineer in Bellingham, WA. He worked diligently together with his love and fiancée Vanessa Cabe, and his son William Ashton, 4, to build a happy home in Stanwood, WA.
He was brilliant in his chosen field of computer assisted design engineering and his work was very well respected. He had a naturally optimistic disposition and worked hard to assure things would turn out positively, which in turn encouraged others to do the same. He was a gifted mechanic and would cheerfully drop what he was doing to help others if needed, whether it was mechanical or just plain physical hard work. He enjoyed challenges. His sense of humor was infectious, and he could laugh at himself as well as things in the world around him.
In his young life he was well traveled, among the many places he went included trips to Chile to visit family and Italy where he studied. These experiences also humbled and shaped his character. He also had a passion for vintage and exotic cars and loved to spend countless hours in the shop and on the road. He is survived by his son William; his mother and father, Eugenia and Paul Kallock of Stanwood; and his older sister, Emilia Kallock. He is also survived by his grandmother, Jean Kallock and extended family in Stanwood and Chile. He will be especially remembered by longtime family friends, Ray and Lynn Curry and their daughter Elizabeth and son Justin who stood by his side, always. Antonio, you will be remembered for the rest of our lives. We wish you peace on your journey. We love you. A memorial service will be held at the Kallock home on Sunday, October 11th
Antonio touched our lives with his honesty, generosity, patience and smile from within which always lifted people up when he was present. Following his graduation from Stanwood High School in 1999, he attended University of Nevada, Reno, and Bellingham Technical College studying to become an engineer in Bellingham, WA. He worked diligently together with his love and fiancée Vanessa Cabe, and his son William Ashton, 4, to build a happy home in Stanwood, WA.
He was brilliant in his chosen field of computer assisted design engineering and his work was very well respected. He had a naturally optimistic disposition and worked hard to assure things would turn out positively, which in turn encouraged others to do the same. He was a gifted mechanic and would cheerfully drop what he was doing to help others if needed, whether it was mechanical or just plain physical hard work. He enjoyed challenges. His sense of humor was infectious, and he could laugh at himself as well as things in the world around him.
In his young life he was well traveled, among the many places he went included trips to Chile to visit family and Italy where he studied. These experiences also humbled and shaped his character. He also had a passion for vintage and exotic cars and loved to spend countless hours in the shop and on the road. He is survived by his son William; his mother and father, Eugenia and Paul Kallock of Stanwood; and his older sister, Emilia Kallock. He is also survived by his grandmother, Jean Kallock and extended family in Stanwood and Chile. He will be especially remembered by longtime family friends, Ray and Lynn Curry and their daughter Elizabeth and son Justin who stood by his side, always. Antonio, you will be remembered for the rest of our lives. We wish you peace on your journey. We love you. A memorial service will be held at the Kallock home on Sunday, October 11th
Beloved son, brother, and father, died in a car accident on October 4th, 2009. Antonio was born April 4th, 1981.
Antonio touched our lives with his honesty, generosity, patience and smile from within which always lifted people up when he was present. Following his graduation from Stanwood High School in 1999, he attended University of Nevada, Reno, and Bellingham Technical College studying to become an engineer in Bellingham, WA. He worked diligently together with his love and fiancée Vanessa Cabe, and his son William Ashton, 4, to build a happy home in Stanwood, WA.
He was brilliant in his chosen field of computer assisted design engineering and his work was very well respected. He had a naturally optimistic disposition and worked hard to assure things would turn out positively, which in turn encouraged others to do the same. He was a gifted mechanic and would cheerfully drop what he was doing to help others if needed, whether it was mechanical or just plain physical hard work. He enjoyed challenges. His sense of humor was infectious, and he could laugh at himself as well as things in the world around him.
In his young life he was well traveled, among the many places he went included trips to Chile to visit family and Italy where he studied. These experiences also humbled and shaped his character. He also had a passion for vintage and exotic cars and loved to spend countless hours in the shop and on the road. He is survived by his son William; his mother and father, Eugenia and Paul Kallock of Stanwood; and his older sister, Emilia Kallock. He is also survived by his grandmother, Jean Kallock and extended family in Stanwood and Chile. He will be especially remembered by longtime family friends, Ray and Lynn Curry and their daughter Elizabeth and son Justin who stood by his side, always. Antonio, you will be remembered for the rest of our lives. We wish you peace on your journey. We love you. A memorial service will be held at the Kallock home on Sunday, October 11th
Antonio touched our lives with his honesty, generosity, patience and smile from within which always lifted people up when he was present. Following his graduation from Stanwood High School in 1999, he attended University of Nevada, Reno, and Bellingham Technical College studying to become an engineer in Bellingham, WA. He worked diligently together with his love and fiancée Vanessa Cabe, and his son William Ashton, 4, to build a happy home in Stanwood, WA.
He was brilliant in his chosen field of computer assisted design engineering and his work was very well respected. He had a naturally optimistic disposition and worked hard to assure things would turn out positively, which in turn encouraged others to do the same. He was a gifted mechanic and would cheerfully drop what he was doing to help others if needed, whether it was mechanical or just plain physical hard work. He enjoyed challenges. His sense of humor was infectious, and he could laugh at himself as well as things in the world around him.
In his young life he was well traveled, among the many places he went included trips to Chile to visit family and Italy where he studied. These experiences also humbled and shaped his character. He also had a passion for vintage and exotic cars and loved to spend countless hours in the shop and on the road. He is survived by his son William; his mother and father, Eugenia and Paul Kallock of Stanwood; and his older sister, Emilia Kallock. He is also survived by his grandmother, Jean Kallock and extended family in Stanwood and Chile. He will be especially remembered by longtime family friends, Ray and Lynn Curry and their daughter Elizabeth and son Justin who stood by his side, always. Antonio, you will be remembered for the rest of our lives. We wish you peace on your journey. We love you. A memorial service will be held at the Kallock home on Sunday, October 11th
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