A Catholic deacon mauled to death in a suspected bear attack left his father a touching voicemail as he embarked on the ill-fated hike to watch the sunset. Anthony Pollio, 33, was found dead at Montana’s Glacier National Park about two and a half miles into a hike along the Mt. Brown Trail on May 6. Anthony Pollio, 33, was killed in a suspected bear attack at Montana’s Glacier National Park last week. Facebook / Anthony Pollio His body lay roughly 50 feet off the beaten path and sustained injuries consistent with a bear attack, according to the park’s news release. A formal autopsy hasn’t been completed yet. Anthony’s family independently confirmed his gruesome demise to outlets in the Florida native’s community. Arthur Pollio, Anthony’s father, told the Sun Sentinel that his “fearless” son left him a voicemail while he was on the hike. He recounted how Anthony sounded out of breath while he offered a play-by-play of his day, and ended with a “Love you.” Anthony was a deacon with the Catholic church.…