RIP, Tony Sirico. We'll never forget you, or Paulie Walnuts

Tony Sirico was true Jersey, through and through.

I was sad to hear of the passing of Tony Sirico, or Paulie Walnuts to many in New Jersey.

Sirico was a great guy who was never totally acting, that was like the real him. He was always down to earth, very nice, and funny as well.

This photo is from my time as Governor and hosted the cast of the Sopranos at Drumthwacket. It was a great night, with so many memories.

Anytime I ran into him, he always gave me a big hug.

My thoughts are with his family and friends.

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