Dean Anthony Mason Death: Vineland, New Jersey Native Died Suddenly

On Monday, July 17th, 2023, Dean Mason, a native of Vineland, New Jersey, and a band All Systems Go member, died suddenly and unexpectedly.

At the time of his death, he was only a teenager. The news of Anthony’s passing was revealed through a Facebook post that reads:

“Hi everyone, I’m really so sorry to share the news like this but my twin brother Dean Anthony Anthony Mason died unexpectedly and suddenly last night. We are all having a really tough time but we’ll get through it somehow, hope everyone out there is living their best life, apologies if me or anyone else are slow to respond but we really appreciate your kindness in this tough time.”

At this point, it is unknown what exactly happened before his death or what caused it.

When they decide, the family will soon post the obituary and the funeral arrangements.

About Anthony Mason:

Vineland, New Jersey’s Cumberland County, was the hometown of Dean Anthony Anthony Mason. He shifted to Cumberland County College and then attended the College of Performing Arts at Rowan University to study music.

Through the Office of Social Justice, he participated in several social clubs, such as Anime Club, Inclusion & Conflict Resolution, and True Colours. During his stay at Rowan, Dean worked as an orientation assistant for the Office of Orientation and Student Leadership Programs.

Dean’s participation in the ASG band was outstanding in every way. He was an audience favourite because of his unmatched talent and love for music.

Dean’s deft fingers painted vivid melodies and harmonies from the first note he played, forging a musical landscape that crossed boundaries and reached the soul’s very core.

He made endless improvements to the band’s development, enhancing their concerts and enthralling crowds with his exceptional charm and enthusiasm.

Tributes:

“Still trying to comprehend what I was told first thing this morning. Even though I only knew Dean Anthony Anthony Mason for a short time, he was one of the kindest people anyone could meet. We bonded over our similar music interests at work and talked about jamming out. Unfortunately never got around to it. This is a huge reminder to cherish your loved ones every single day. Life is cruel and unpredictable. Rest in peace, brother.”