ANTHONY PARKER was the oldest child  of two  children  (Pamela Parker predeceased) from the late James Parker and Mabie Parker. He was born  in  Baltimore City,  Maryland  on  February  1  1,  1958,  and  departed this earth on August 19. 2024.
Anthony  Parker  received  all  his  formal  education  in  Baltimore  City Schools and graduated from Edmondson High School.
After high  school,  Anthony  went to  work  for the Mass Transit Administration  for many  years until he retired  due to  work-related injuries.
Anthony loved to entertain and share his food and cuisine. Anthony was an  Excellent host and  was immensely  proud  to  show his home while entertaining family and friends.
Anthony loved to talk and would spend a lot of time conversing on the telephone and really with anyone at anytime and anywhere.
Anthony  became the unofficial Block  captain  of Ashburton  Street and the neighboring streets because he despised (TRASH) and he would put you in your place if you did NOT take pride in taking care of your home.
After Anthony's disability,  he was no  longer able to  work  at the Mass Transit Administration (BUT) it did NOT stop his eagerness to work, so he started  to  invest in  rental properties.  He would  scope out properties and  then  do  the research  and  was most often  more prepared  than  the realtor when it was time to purchase his investment rental properties.
Anthony  is survived  by  his aunt,  Jean  Damon; sister,  Angela Brown; nephew,  Angelo  Davis and  niece, Keyia Brown; and  a host of cousins, other relatives and friends.