Middletown High School Alumni
Middletown, Rhode Island (RI)
In Memory of
Anthony J. Integlia
Passed away 2015
Anthony J. Integlia was faculty at Middletown High School in Middletown, RI.
Faculty
Date of Passing Jun 30, 2015
Date of Passing Jun 30, 2015
Anthony J. Integlia
TUCSON, Ariz. – Anthony Joseph Integlia, 86, beloved husband of Mojca Sonja (Sencar) Integlia for 57 years and father of Dr. Mark John Integlia, Sonja Marie (Integlia) Boyland and the late Vincent Anthony W. Integlia, died on Tuesday, June 30, 2015, in Tucson, AZ after a very long struggle with heart and kidney disease.
He was born in Newport, RI on November 4, 1928 to Vincent Anthony Integlia and Adeline (Viti-Conte) Integlia, long-time Newport residents.
Upon graduation from Rogers High School, he entered Georgetown University and later transferred to Seton Hall University, from where he majored in Chemistry, Biology and Physiology in 1951.
After having taught his fellow soldiers while in the Army, he went on to pursue a career in education. He completed his training at Boston University in 1957 receiving a Masters of Education Degree. He began his teaching career in Middletown, Rhode Island in 1956 at the Gaudet Middle School and later continued at Middletown High School. He taught classes in Biology, and Anatomy/Physiology. He retired from teaching in 1987.
TUCSON, Ariz. – Anthony Joseph Integlia, 86, beloved husband of Mojca Sonja (Sencar) Integlia for 57 years and father of Dr. Mark John Integlia, Sonja Marie (Integlia) Boyland and the late Vincent Anthony W. Integlia, died on Tuesday, June 30, 2015, in Tucson, AZ after a very long struggle with heart and kidney disease.
He was born in Newport, RI on November 4, 1928 to Vincent Anthony Integlia and Adeline (Viti-Conte) Integlia, long-time Newport residents.
Upon graduation from Rogers High School, he entered Georgetown University and later transferred to Seton Hall University, from where he majored in Chemistry, Biology and Physiology in 1951.
After having taught his fellow soldiers while in the Army, he went on to pursue a career in education. He completed his training at Boston University in 1957 receiving a Masters of Education Degree. He began his teaching career in Middletown, Rhode Island in 1956 at the Gaudet Middle School and later continued at Middletown High School. He taught classes in Biology, and Anatomy/Physiology. He retired from teaching in 1987.