Photographer Anthony Causi died at the age of 48 due to Coronavirus!

Published on April 14, 2020 | Published By: Brandy Stratton | In Child , Death , Married

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Photographer Anthony Causi lost his life due to Coronavirus. He expired at the age of 48.

On 11th April 2020, he died at the North Shore University Hospital. He was a photographer for The Post and his editor in chief of the newspaper said,

“Anthony Causi was our colleague, our friend, and a brilliant journalist,”

Anthony Causi dies at the age of 48 due to coronavirus (Source: New York Post)

He added,

“He was, quite simply, one of the best sports photographers in New York City, capturing all the major moments of the past 25 years. Soft-spoken, funny, but most of all kind — he was respected by those he photographed and admired by those with whom he worked.”

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Charles Wenzelberg heartbroken at his death

After the news of the death of photographer Anthony Causi came out his colleague Charles Wenzelberg shared some thoughts about him. Charles and Anthony worked together for more than two decades.

Charles said,

“Anthony was my best friend. I’ve lost my parents, I’ve lost other relatives, I’ve lost other friends — and this one has hit me the hardest.”

He added,

“I worked with Anthony literally for 25, 26 years every day five days a week. I’ve been on the road with him, I’ve been all over the world with him. Two boys from Brooklyn living our dream together. We clicked immediately. He was a hungry young guy like myself when we met, when he was a messenger bringing film back to the office.”

The Post members are heartbroken due to Anthony Causi's death — The Post members are heartbroken due to Anthony Causi’s death (Source: FR24 News English)

As per Charles, they used to FaceTime each other twice a day when he was admitted to the hospital. The death of Anthony is very heartbreaking for him.

Charles revealed that Anthony said he had 104 fever and his head hurt. He also faced trouble breathing and was scared and worried about his family.

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Who was Anthony Causi?

Anthony Causi was a Brooklyn native who joined The Post in 1994 as a photo messenger. He graduated as a photo editor and eventually became a full-time photojournalist.

Being a photographer, he chronicled the ups and downs of the Yankees, Mets, Giants, Jets, Knicks, Nets, and more for The Post.

One of the most popular photos was of his capturing the legendary Yankees pitcher Mariano River from behind. Mariano was leaving the lifter enclosure and was entering a sold-out Yankee stadium.

Anthony Causi and his family (Source: New York Post)

Anthony is a graduate of Lafayette High School and Pace University. His family consists of his wife Romina. He and Romina have two children John and Mia. When his son was born he was very happy.

His happiness took to the next level when his daughter Mia was born. As per his friend Charles, he loved his children a lot and he was a good father to them.

Source: NY post, The Wrap, The Press Stories

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