Saturday, February 10, 2024
Mr. D’Angelo, what a great loss on earth, we will miss you. You and Mrs. D’Angelo were vital roles in my childhood and all the siblings, Especially Suzanne. You have showed me what true family life is all about. Traditions, Laughter, Sarcasm and Hard work. Thursday and Sunday night spaghetti dinners-black olives and celery, along with that amazing salad dressing Mrs. D’Angelo makes. Friday night’s Dukes of Hazzard with pizza, 2 liters of coke, the fireplace crackling. Or burgers and cottage cheese (salt and pepper and pickles, too). Saturdays were a road trip up to Lafayette College to watch soccer games fallowed by that GREAT pizza Place. On Saturday nights, Anthony and I got to go to block buster and pick out the movie. Porkys 1,11,111 and Porky’s revenge or any movies that were funny and R- a must! Ur front yard hill that we sled on every time it snowed, sledding into the Christmas trees that u just planted. Having tea, sugar, and pretzels, before our next run. I remember the snowy day Damian was born, February 13th -we couldn’t sled that day. I was always staring out the window to see what Joey, Michael, Anthony, and Damian were doing in their bedroom room. They caught on, so they started mooning me. Donna and Suzanne Making theirs beds in the morning. Long Hots! Saturday lunches down the shore-The best and getting a chance to porch watch…that was fun, too! Did I get busted on for being a fixture, yes. However, I was always welcomed as you can tell.
Mr. D’Angelo thank you for taking up the trash can for my mom and always asking how my family is doing. Those are just a few things of why I will never forget Mr. D’Angelo. Thanks for the being a great neighbor. Family, Traditions, Home-life, and Hard Work were Mr. D’Angelo. Thank you, Mr. D’Angelo and Mrs. D’Angelo, for opening your home up to me. It will be hard not to see Mr. and Mrs. D’Angelo together. What an amazing Man! All I can say is Thank you.
Love, Deirdre.
