Anthony Nottingham

Anthony David Nottingham was born on November 8th, 1976, in Denver, CO and was the son of Barbara and David Nottingham.  Tony’s life ended of natural causes on March 28th, 2022 in Centennial, Colorado.  He is survived by his mother and father, his siblings, Jim and Mike, his two daughters, Lexi and Izzy, and his niece and nephews, Jackson, Ellie, Cooper, and Bodie.

Tony’s daughters were the center of his universe.   He left his career in telecommunications to become a stay-at-home-dad.  He loved being a father and he adored his two girls.  He took tremendous pride in helping them become the strong and amazing young ladies that they are today.  In addition to being a great dad, Tony was also a wonderful son, brother, friend, and neighbor.  Tony’s love for family was unmatched.

Tony cared deeply about the people around him and empathy was one of his greatest traits.   Tony was a patient listener, and he took a genuine interest in the lives of his friends and family.  Humbleness was one of Tony’s hallmarks and material things were of little interest to him.  Tony had his own brand of humor, and he was often quick to make people laugh with a joke or an observation.  Tony loved being Italian and he was an excellent cook.

Tony graduated from Muskingum University in Ohio with a BA in History.  His love of history continued throughout his life.  Both in high school and in college, Tony was surrounded by remarkable friends who he loved deeply.

Tony understood and appreciated the power and comradery of sports.  He excelled in tennis, basketball and golf.  He had a formidable backhand and an amazing jump shot.  He had a competitive spirit that was evident whenever he played any game.  Tony was an ardent Broncos and Nuggets fan.

Tony was truly one of a kind and he will be missed.  Losing Tony is difficult and painful for family and friends, however, Tony leaves behind a rich legacy of caring and family.  Those wishing to honor Tony are invited to make a donation in his name to Brent’s Place ( https://www.brentsplace.org/ ).