In Loving Memory of Tina M. Anzalone
Tina M. Anzalone, 69, of Myerstown, passed away on Wednesday, September 16, 2026. She was born in Lebanon on Tuesday, December 4, 1956 to the late Glenn and Myrl (Dohner) Taylor.
Tina was a woman who believed in hard work, family, and helping others. She was known by many working at the many pizza shops over the years. It was never simply a job, it was about the people. Her customers, friends, and neighbors became an important part of her life.
Family was always at the center of Tina’s world. She devoted herself to caring for her mother, giving her love, companionship, and support when she needed it most. Her dedication to her mother showed the compassion and loyalty that defined her.
Tina will be remembered for her strength, her generosity, her hard work, and most of all, the love she gave to the people around her. She leaves behind memories that will remain with her family, friends, customers, and everyone fortunate enough to have known her.
She is survived by her soulmate Salvatore Anzalone; Siblings Gary Dohner, Glenn Taylor, Sharon Taylor, and James Taylor. She is predeceased by her son Angelo Anzalone and brothers Jay Dohner and Robert Dohner. A private celebration of life will be held at a future date.
3 comments on “Tina M. Anzalone”
Tina was a wonderful sister-in-law and the very best Aunt. She enjoyed laughing and playing with her nieces and nephews. She would play dress up and beauty shop with them, have sleep overs and always be there for every birthday party. As a daughter, she took loving care of both her father and mother at home before they passed. And she was a devoted friend and wife to Sal. We will remember all the fun times with Aunt Tina and we will see you again my friend.
I know Tina for 58 1/2 years, when I started dating Jay. Tina and I got along right away, and such a joy to be around, just like her mother. Lots of fun times at the Bingo Hall, where some players thought my daughter was Tina’s child, Tina was my daughter, and Myrl was my mother. We had lots of fun times at pool parties with family and relatives. Oh the good old days were wonderful times together. Tina may you rest in peace, until we meet again. Oh enjoy Angelo and give him a big hug for me, love, and miss you.
Tina was all the things mentioned in her obituary and more. She was kind and loving to my two daughters when they were just kids. I remember the time she and her mother took them to Hershey Park. She helped make Christmas special with dozens of homemade cookies that she baked with her mom. She had a very generous spirit.
Diane Dohner