Anthony Dylan Guerrieri
November 27, 1991 — February 23, 2022
Anthony Dylan Guerrieri, 30, of Conway, AR, died Wednesday, February 23, 2022 at 11:27am at his Twin Brother’s house “Home” surrounded by his family under hospice.
He was preceded in death by his cat Fluffy.
Anthony is survived by his parents, Jim and Twila Guerrieri; brothers, Kyle and Nicholas Guerrieri; their wives, Shelby Tatum-Guerrieri and Heather Guerrieri; niece and nephew, Sadie Blair Guerrieri and Dean Allen Guerrieri.
Anthony was born 4 minutes before his Twin Brother (Nicholas Gage Guerrieri) to Jim H. and Twila A.(Guerrieri) in Russellville, AR but soon moved to Midland, TX until the 5th Grade at which time he moved back to Arkansas at Alread. Graduating from Clinton High School in 2010 on the Principle’s List with Honors with his Twin Brother also by his side. He and his Twin then got Academic Scholarships to Arkansas Tech University back in Russellville, AR. There they both had a full academic work load and both got jobs at Chartwells (cafeteria) on campus. He and his Twin both graduated on the Dean’s List and "Magna cum Laude"
Anthony enjoyed being good to people, family events, his work family, gaming with friends, and one time dressing up like Prince Charming for a Make a Wish child.
He was instrumental in his career/position at Acxiom. He was everyone's cheerleader at work, and always submitted nominations for his co-workers to recognize them for work they had performed, even after the monetary prizes were removed.
He was constantly buying thoughtful, personal, and in some cases perfect gifts for everyone. He always tried to make the office a fun place to work, which included hiding eggs for Easter, decorating for birthdays, and at one point he helped provide a full sized cut-out of a fellow co-worker to act as his replacement while the co-worker was out of office for an extended period.
He was a hard worker, and always tried to make up for the large amount of work missed due to his condition. Anthony loved his Acxiom family, and the feeling was mutual. He would not have been able to enjoy the years with his disease as much as he did if it was not for the benefits provided, and his work-family's love and appreciation at Acxiom.
Visitation will be from 2:00pm to 3:00pm on Saturday, March 5, 2022 at Bishop-Crites Funeral Home.
Memorial service will be at 3:00pm on Saturday, March 5, 2022 at Bishop-Crites Funeral Home.
He was preceded in death by his cat Fluffy.
Anthony is survived by his parents, Jim and Twila Guerrieri; brothers, Kyle and Nicholas Guerrieri; their wives, Shelby Tatum-Guerrieri and Heather Guerrieri; niece and nephew, Sadie Blair Guerrieri and Dean Allen Guerrieri.
Anthony was born 4 minutes before his Twin Brother (Nicholas Gage Guerrieri) to Jim H. and Twila A.(Guerrieri) in Russellville, AR but soon moved to Midland, TX until the 5th Grade at which time he moved back to Arkansas at Alread. Graduating from Clinton High School in 2010 on the Principle’s List with Honors with his Twin Brother also by his side. He and his Twin then got Academic Scholarships to Arkansas Tech University back in Russellville, AR. There they both had a full academic work load and both got jobs at Chartwells (cafeteria) on campus. He and his Twin both graduated on the Dean’s List and "Magna cum Laude"
Anthony enjoyed being good to people, family events, his work family, gaming with friends, and one time dressing up like Prince Charming for a Make a Wish child.
He was instrumental in his career/position at Acxiom. He was everyone's cheerleader at work, and always submitted nominations for his co-workers to recognize them for work they had performed, even after the monetary prizes were removed.
He was constantly buying thoughtful, personal, and in some cases perfect gifts for everyone. He always tried to make the office a fun place to work, which included hiding eggs for Easter, decorating for birthdays, and at one point he helped provide a full sized cut-out of a fellow co-worker to act as his replacement while the co-worker was out of office for an extended period.
He was a hard worker, and always tried to make up for the large amount of work missed due to his condition. Anthony loved his Acxiom family, and the feeling was mutual. He would not have been able to enjoy the years with his disease as much as he did if it was not for the benefits provided, and his work-family's love and appreciation at Acxiom.
Visitation will be from 2:00pm to 3:00pm on Saturday, March 5, 2022 at Bishop-Crites Funeral Home.
Memorial service will be at 3:00pm on Saturday, March 5, 2022 at Bishop-Crites Funeral Home.
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