Anthony Harris

Anthony Harris was a Cincinnati man known to those who loved him first as a father and as a steady presence at work. For nearly two decades he was employed at Frisch’s Big Boy, where colleagues remember his long service and dependability. Family members described him as a devoted dad; public reporting identifies a daughter, and loved ones who spoke after his death recalled his role in family life.

Anthony lived in the Bond Hill area of Cincinnati and carried the ordinary routines familiar to many — heading out for late shifts, running everyday errands, and taking care of responsibilities that kept life moving for those around him. The reaction of family and friends after his death shows the place he held in their lives: relatives called him a loving father and described deep grief at his loss.

His death on January 24, 2018, cut short those everyday roles and the quieter ambitions of a man whose life centered on family and long-term work. In the years since, legal proceedings addressed the circumstances of that night; those factual matters are part of the public record but do not define the whole of who Anthony was.

What remains foremost are the human ties — a daughter who survives him, family members who spoke about his love for them, and coworkers who noted his many years at the same workplace. Those who knew Anthony remember the routines, steady work, and family-care that made up his life. He is remembered with warmth by those who loved him and with a quiet respect by a community that noted his long service and family role.