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Tony Chlepas
1954 ~ 2015
Salt Lake City, UT-Goodbyes are not forever, goodbyes are not the end.
They simply mean we will miss you until we can share a Coor's again.
On November 3rd, 2015 the world said thank you, and farewell to one
of the kindest hearts it's ever known. A beautiful friend, and the
greatest father us children could have ever asked for.
Tony and his mother Helen owned Utah's famed Cotton Bottom Inn.
Together they mastered the Garlic Burger,
and built thousands of long lasting relationships with the many regulars
that frequented their establishment.
He was a true Momma's boy that loved spending time with his
grandchildren Harlo, Ashtyn, Collin, and Townsend.
In his youth he was the star athlete at Olympus HS,
and enjoyed traveling, hiking, and camping with his
family and close friends.
As the years went on he developed a fond romance with his couch,
the Dallas Cowboys, and his dogs and never looked back.
We love you Dad. We will miss you forever.
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Gregory Shoop
I was deeply saddened to hear about Tony's passing. He was one of the really decent guys from school. My heart goes out to his family. God Speed.
Robert Coucher
I remember Tony's friendliness, laugh and smile. Some have commented that he was the star athlete of our high school class. I'd argue he was the star of our class, period. He liked everyone and was always sincere and kind. He truly lit up every room with his presence. My condolences go out to all of his family and others close to him. He will be missed even by those of us who only saw him every five or ten years.
Donald Haynie
I will miss knowing he's around