Albert Paul Angermeier

Albert Angermeier Obituary

Angermeier, Albert Paul
76, of Peoria passed away on Sunday, May 29, 2011. Al was born and raised in Pennsylvania; and raised a family in Ohio. He ended a long career in the automotive industry by retiring as an engineer from Chrysler; and moved from Ohio to Arizona, with his wife, to be near their grandchildren. He is survived by his wife Marlene; daughters Alison (George) of AZ and Michele (Zach) of FL; son Paul (Sharon) of AZ; grandsons Josh & Alex; twin brother Fred (Shirley) of FL; brothers Bill (Mary Ann) of NC & Ken (Bonnie) of OH; and was preceded by brother Don (Marie) of PA. AL IS LOVED and missed by many. He'll be remembered as an active, happy, friendly, hard-working, great & loving guy. We are blessed by his longevity and saddened by his brevity.

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Published by The Arizona Republic on Jun. 8, 2011.

Memories and Condolences
for Albert Angermeier

11 Entries

KENNETH l ANGERMEIER

June 2, 2021

Al always had a smile on his face and had the greatest since of humor.He will always be missed.

Susan Bloom

June 2, 2021

my dad..your twin Alfred still cries when he speaks of your passing...you are missed...during your life you made a difference to many...me included. You are remembered lovingly... Susan Angermeier Bloom

william angermeier

June 2, 2019

great brother loved him dearly . died too young. miss his smiling face.

Barb Angermeier Sutherland

June 15, 2011

Al was the BEST Grandpa. My boys, Josh and Alex, were extremely lucky to not only have Al as their Pappy, but to also have him nearby and very involved in their lives. He played games with them. He taught them to ride a bike and most recently to drive a car. Al would have done anything for my boys. It’s very sad that they will not have the chance to give back to him as I know they wanted to as they become young men. Al was the best role model a mother could ever ask for. He was the kindest man. He was a great father-in-law. I never stopped loving Al even after Paul and I split up. And I am glad that I had the chance to tell him so. He was always there for me no matter what. I am proud to have known him and sad to have lost him. The world will never quite be the same without him and so many people who had not yet met him have lost out on a great experience. My heart goes out to all of Al’s Family and Friends. And thank you Paul…for if you hadn’t brought me into your family I would have never had the pleasure of knowing such a great man. My thoughts and prayers are with you all at this difficult time. Peace be with him and you. Until we meet again Al…God Bless!

Bill angermeier

June 9, 2011

I loved AL and I told him so many times especially these latter days.He was happy with his life.I will miss him dearly.I know we will be together in heaven.

Betsy Wheeler

June 9, 2011

Just a note of sympathy for all the family and a twinge of sadness in the loss of Albert. It's been over 40 years since our paths crossed, but as the sister-in-law of Al's brother, Bill, I remember the good, generous and handsome man in his youth.

June 8, 2011

Al was a great uncle to me as I was growing up. Being my fathers twin brother, and not yet having a family of his own way back then, my sister and I had an additional "father" for many early events in our lives. I remember him being an integral part of my sisters and my life as we were growing up. A story much later.. and one of My favorite stories, is when my youngest daughter, Jacqueline, was around 7, my mom and dad took her and my eldest daughter, Jenna, along with them to a bowling league that Albert also belonged to. Jenna (being 6 years older than Jackie) was teasing Jackie, as older sisters do, saying that Jackie was adopted. Jackie went up to whom she thought was her Grandfather Fred, not knowing it was his twin Albert, and starting talking to him prefacing it with "Grandpa". Albert said "I'm not your Grandfather" and Jackie said "oh my God, I am adopted".... this is a story as Jackie often tells it when we mention Albert.
God Bless him and give him peace.
Susan (Angermeier) Bloom

Alfred/Shirley Angermeier

June 8, 2011

Al was always smileing .He was a family man .Family always came first for Albert
He was my best friend .
WE worked together for 38 years . Talked
every day .Went on vacations with family together. many times
after Retirement ,we talked on the phone every week . He talked about his family all the time. He was proud of them
and his two Grandsons .
Albert was not afraid of dying .
He was a good ,Godly man all his life

Zach

June 8, 2011

Al always took the positive side no matter what God was throwing his way. I'll always remember him for this. I am very grateful to have met a man such as Al Angermeier.

June 8, 2011

He was one of the world's good men. My dad was always positive. He smiled all time and laughed easily. I wish I was more like him.
Love, Michele

Ken /Bonnie Angermeier

June 8, 2011

Al was always happy even his last week of life he could get a smile on.
He leaves a legacy of sharing aand helping others .We can honor him by doing the same.He always was a joy to be around.He was the best brother anyone could ever ask for.
brother Ken

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