The Anthony's Legacy of Love (ALL) Foundation was created in 2018 in honor of Anthony W. Rodriguez Scott after contracting an autoimmune disease (suspected to be Adult On-set Still’s disease). His symptoms started out as the common flu with high fevers then escalated to joint pains and not having the ability to fully speak and walk on his own. During this time Anthony remained strong in his faith even to the point of mumbling worship songs through the pain. Anthony continued to decline rapidly and within three weeks of hospitalization Anthony ascended into Heaven on June 10, 2017.

“Ant” as many knew him by, was 24 years old and a member of the Fountain of Life Center. He was very involved as a dynamic youth and worship leader, and a Fine Arts Coach. He took pride in being active with the Light Rail Homeless Ministry and loved the Lord.

He enjoyed spending time with friends while eating Chick-fil-a pizza and drinking a blue Powerade. Anthony lived life on purpose! As one of his friends quoted “Anthony gave his ALL in everything he did, it is not a coincidence that ALL are the initials of the foundation”. His parents taught Anthony the importance of Making a Difference and helping others.

To continue Anthony’s Legacy of Love (ALL), his parents started this foundation to help others pursue their dreams while also helping the less fortunate in the global community. ALL has provided $18,200 in scholarship funds to college students through the Anthony Rodriguez Memorial Scholarships along with helping many others in the community.

Although Anthony has ascended into heaven, his legacy lives on and he will always be in the many hearts of those fortunate to have known him!

Every weekend, Anthony and his friend, Jovi, took time to go grocery shopping and cook for approximately 70-100 individuals, who they would feed and minister to on Sundays. Anthony was a College Senior at Stockton University and was majoring in Speech Language Pathology. His great personality and laughter could change the atmosphere with his presence. Anthony had a huge love for his parents, youngest siblings Zachi and Micky, and his oldest sister Tati.