TONY
DUKE-ROSATI

MEMORIAL FUND

The Tony Duke-Rosati Memorial Fund honors Tony's legacy and supports those he loved most. Your donation to this fund helps provide financial assistance for Rosati’s funeral expenses, currently estimated at $20,000. 100% of funds raised through this memorial fundraiser will go directly toward funeral expenses, helping provide financial relief to Rosati’s family during an unimaginable time.

Rosati was loved by all who were lucky enough to know him. He was a father, husband, brother, son, friend, and truly one of the best examples of what a West Valley firefighter represents. We are all hurting, but we all want to help. This fund is one way we can continue to stand beside him, honor his legacy, and support those he loved more than anything.

Any funds raised beyond the expense need will be placed into the West Valley Fire Foundation’s First Responder Assistance Program in Rosati’s name. These funds will continue his legacy by supporting future first responders and their families through health, hardship, and community impact needs. 

Thank you for supporting Tony.

Tattoo-style illustration of praying hands holding a straw, with a banner below reading 'Tony Duke - Rosaty 1989-2026' and surrounded by leaves.
A man and young girl playing outdoors on a wooden playground, with the girl hugging the man's leg and both smiling.
Firefighter in uniform wearing a helmet with the number 72, smiling during a night emergency scene.
A family of six on a beach during sunset. Two adults (a man and a woman) are standing behind four children. The man has tattoos and is wearing a short-sleeve button-up shirt. The woman is wearing a colorful dress with tropical print. The children are smiling, with two girls and two boys, all near the sand and some with long hair, the youngest holding a small pineapple. The ocean and sky are visible in the background.
A man and a young girl sitting together inside a helicopter, both wearing headsets. The man is waving and smiling at the camera with sunglasses on.
A man holding three children, all smiling and laughing.

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