Angeline Marie Sangermano Harmony Township On Friday, January 4, 2019, age 88, of Harmony Twp. Beloved wife of the late Anthony J. Sangermano Sr., her parents, late Michael and Sara Maruca, siblings late Thelma Bradford, Thomas Maruca and Joseph Magisana. Loving mother of Micheal (Donna Ray) Leisure, of Harmony Twp.; James (Ramona) Sangermano, Economy Boro; Anthony Sangermano Jr. of Economy; Angela (Lewis) Preston, Acworth, Georgia; Maria (Steven) McAllister, Moon Twp.; grandmother of Jacob (Marlee) Sangermano, Emily (Michael) Belsito, Matthew Sangermano, Jonathan McAllister, Sarah McAllister, Alexandra Preston, Emma Preston; great-grandmother of Margot Sangermano, Aleena Belsito; sister of Robert (Audrey) Maruca, Pamela (James) Fawcett, many loving nieces and nephews. Friends will be received on Tuesday from 2 to 8 p.m. in the KASPER-HAHN FUNERAL & CREMATION SERVICES, INC., 547 Eighth St., Ambridge, (724-266-2549). A mass of Christian burial will be in Good Samaritan Church on Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. Burial in Economy Cemetery. Angeline was known in many ways. But whether you knew her as Ma, Grandma, Nunna, or Great Grandma; as a sister, aunt, friend, patient, or parishioner, she was always prepared to feed you. The aromas of her homemade sauce, biscotti, meatballs, and roasted hot peppers epitomized Sunday dinners for her family. In this way she shared her love and thanks for those she knew, going so far as to make sure even her caregivers were eating well. Angeline’s strength was persistent, admirable, and remarkable throughout her life. Interacting with her meant immediately recognizing her indomitable spirit and sharp wit, traits with which she never ceased to magnetize people to her. It also meant being sharply reminded not to leave without a coat. Anyone who visited encountered walls filled with pictures of relatives, children, and grandchildren, cards from family and friends and rosaries, crosses and prayer cards on every surface. She made clear that her endless ability to persevere was due to her unyielding love of family and abiding faith in God. Family would like to thank nurses, doctors and staff at Villa St. Joseph for their loving care.
Angeline Marie Sangermano Harmony Township On Friday, January 4, 2019, age 88, of Harmony Twp. Beloved wife of the late Anthony J. Sangermano Sr., her parents, late Michael and Sara Maruca, siblings late Thelma Bradford, Thomas Maruca and Joseph Magisana. Loving mother of Micheal (Donna Ray) Leisure, of Harmony Twp.; James (Ramona) Sangermano, Economy Boro; Anthony Sangermano Jr. of Economy; Angela (Lewis) Preston, Acworth, Georgia; Maria (Steven) McAllister, Moon Twp.; grandmother of Jacob (Marlee) Sangermano, Emily (Michael) Belsito, Matthew Sangermano, Jonathan McAllister, Sarah McAllister, Alexandra Preston, Emma Preston; great-grandmother of Margot Sangermano, Aleena Belsito; sister of Robert (Audrey) Maruca, Pamela (James) Fawcett, many loving nieces and nephews. Friends will be received on Tuesday from 2 to 8 p.m. in the KASPER-HAHN FUNERAL & CREMATION SERVICES, INC., 547 Eighth St., Ambridge, (724-266-2549). A mass of Christian burial will be in Good Samaritan Church on Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. Burial in Economy Cemetery. Angeline was known in many ways. But whether you knew her as Ma, Grandma, Nunna, or Great Grandma; as a sister, aunt, friend, patient, or parishioner, she was always prepared to feed you. The aromas of her homemade sauce, biscotti, meatballs, and roasted hot peppers epitomized Sunday dinners for her family. In this way she shared her love and thanks for those she knew, going so far as to make sure even her caregivers were eating well. Angeline’s strength was persistent, admirable, and remarkable throughout her life. Interacting with her meant immediately recognizing her indomitable spirit and sharp wit, traits with which she never ceased to magnetize people to her. It also meant being sharply reminded not to leave without a coat. Anyone who visited encountered walls filled with pictures of relatives, children, and grandchildren, cards from family and friends and rosaries, crosses and prayer cards on every surface. She made clear that her endless ability to persevere was due to her unyielding love of family and abiding faith in God. Family would like to thank nurses, doctors and staff at Villa St. Joseph for their loving care.
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