Passed away on Friday 20th February 2026, aged 16 years,
after battling seven days in the hospital following the tragic accident.

Dearly beloved only son of Antony Francis Antonysamy and Agaligai Antony.
Loving one and only brother of Auxilia Sadhana Antony.
Adored grand-son of Antonysamy, Maria Theresa, Johnson and Fatima.
Cherished Nephew of eight aunts and seven uncles.
Treasured cousin to fifteen closely knit brothers and sisters.

Dear friend to many dozens of young people in Melbourne.
Inspiration to hundreds and thousands more.
 
A Funeral Mass for Chris Rua Antony will be held at
Our Lady Help of Christians Church, 496 Princes Highway Narre Warren
on Friday 6th March 2026 commencing at 11:00am. 

Burial will follow at
Bunurong Memorial Park, 790 Frankston – Dandenong Rd, Dandenong South, VIC
arriving at approx. 3.00pm

Refreshments will be served after mass and also after burial at
Parish Centre, Our Lady Help of Christians Church (4.00pm to 5.30pm)
 
To celebrate Chris’s final farewell please consider
wearing any dark coloured or white clothing which he liked.
 
May Chris’s soul rest in God’s eternal peace.

In lieu of flowers, please consider making a small donation
to the ‘Education Scholarships and Pedestrian Safety’
appeal currently on GoFundMe?
Thank you.

The Funeral Mass will be Webcast live on Friday 6 March 2026 at 11.00am AEDT.
The burial will also be Webcast live at 2:30pm AEDT.
Please select the relevant “Webcast Livestream” button below to view the webcasts.

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The first funeral conducted by Tobin Brothers Funerals was for Ena Margaret Price in 1934. In its first year, the company conducted 53 funerals and after the payment of creditors and the collection of debts, it made a modest profit.