Harold Anthony "Tony" Wallace passed away on December 14, 2025, at the age of 69. He was born in Calais, Maine, on July 31, 1956, to Harold Bruce Wallace and Frances (Culligan) Wallace. A true son of Calais, Tony's life and work were as eclectic and colorful as the man himself. He illuminated the community as a film projector operator for the State Theater for many years. Following that, he served as a cook at the Bottling Plant and further broadened his horizons as a general contractor. However, of all his roles, his favorite was being a father. Tony had a knack for seeing beauty in the ordinary. His love for bottle and rock collecting led him to unearth many treasures, symbolizing his eternally optimistic outlook towards life. His artistic soul found expression through his skilled carving, jewelry making, and painting. Many of his carved canes and business signs continue to adorn the Calais area, a testament to his creative legacy. Tony's love for music, traveling, cooking, and his gentle fondness for pets, particularly dogs and cats, defined his lively spirit. As a Past Master of St. Croix Lodge No. 46 A.F. & A.M., Tony's dedication to service was evident. Those who were fortunate enough to be part of Tony's life will forever remember his vivacious spirit and loving heart. He is survived by his three daughters, Deni Wallace of Calais, Becky Higgins of Columbus, OH, and Alaina Scheuchzer and husband Andrew of Bucksport; his surrogate son Joseph Rundin and wife Courtney of Pittsfield, MA; his grandchildren, Tristyn Croman, Michael Higgins Jr. and companion Lindsey, Righley Daniel, and Leif and Lyra Scheuchzer; four great-grandchildren, Briella, Isaiah, Paisley, and Kaison; two brothers, John and William Wallace; the mother of his children and dear friend, Linda Rundin; his best friend Charlie Russell, and his nieces, nephews, and friends. A celebration of Tony's life will be held at a later date. Arrangements are being handled by Mays Funeral Home & Cremation Services. We invite all who knew and loved Tony to share their memories and upload photos to his memorial page at www.MaysFuneralHome.com. Your stories will serve as a comforting tribute to a man who lived his life with passion and warmth, and whose legacy will continue to inspire us.