Tony Dow Memorial Photo Show

Tony Dow Memorial Photo Show
Jerry Mathers 10/10/22
"Please enjoy this amazing video tribute to Tony created by Paulina and Tim Kucij. So many heartfelt images with such beautiful background music. Thank you so much Paulina and Tim!"

Tony Dow Memorial Photo Show

This is a pictorial tribute, set to solo piano music, to honor the life, family and many accomplishments of Mr. Tony Dow. What started as a small memorial, grew and grew. It was too hard to limit this to a few minutes. Tony is so well loved and admired by all who knew him. He not only had a rich, fulfilling family life, but in 1957 he became "Wally Cleaver" of the iconic "Leave it to Beaver" show and was remembered and loved as Wally his whole life. He and his beautiful wife Lauren shared 45 years together. In her words, she cherished and adored him and they built a fairytale life together. He is and will always be greatly missed.

With Gratitude for all he contributed to make life more beautiful. His legacy
lives on. He will forever be remembered as "America's Big Brother".

This Photo Show is dedicated to Mrs. Lauren Dow, Christopher & Melissa Dow, Tyla Dow, Tony's brother & family, Jerry & Teresa Mathers and all of those who love and miss him.

With special thanks to everyone who is part of this show. This includes all those in the photos, all those who have shared their photos, and those who have created artwork that is included. This was done to honor a beautiful couple, Tony & Lauren Dow. This is not for profit and is shared so that all can enjoy the beautiful memories they shared with us all.

We hope you enjoy this!
Paulina V. Kucij (Photo Show)
Tim M. Kucij (Music)
www.timkucij.com
2022

Some of Tony's Sculptures: (Incomplete List)

A-1613
A-1813
Alien Brave
Bronze
Burlwood
God Bless The Family
Homecoming
Into the Deep
Looking For God
Reclining Angels
Spinoza Bronze
Squirt
Swimmer
The Diver
The Struggle
Tribal Leader

Associations or Mentioned:

Bilotta Gallery
Hep Cats
Her on Main
John Wayne Dukes
Katharine Hepburn Cultural Arts Center
Love Letters
Old Saybrook at the Kate
Silver Screen Artists