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Michael Hunter
July 22, 2011
My condolences on your lost. My mother and yours are both up there saying their rosaries and watching out for us.
Hank&Doreen Radzikowski
July 16, 2011
As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.
Mike Schneider
July 12, 2011
This is an excerpt from the eulogy that Granddaughter Nicole and Grandson (Me) delivered yesterday at her funeral:
If you had a chance to know Angeline - or if you were as fortunate as us to have her as your grandmother, you would have known that she set the bar for grand-mothering and she set it high.
She showed us how to enjoy a cute joke and sing out loud. She had the quickest wit and loved to tell you a story. She was sharp enough to do a Cryptoquip every day until she was 90. She could be a fierce competitor but also, the most patient of teachers when it came to teaching games like Rummikub, Euchre or Gin.
She taught us all that the best things in life are the little things. Always a giver, buying her something was impossible, but whatever you made her was always the perfect keepsake forever.
When you got to her house, she would greet you like she unexpectedly won the lottery and immediately make you something to eat (Katy's favorite was Polish dumpling soup) I liked the oatmeal-raisin cookies best.
If you had talked to her on the phone she would have wanted to know all about you and your business, whatever your business was and you could be a janitor at a school or the CEO of the World Bank and all of your dealings would be appreciated and put into perspective.
And what you had for supper, your adventures in your life, wins, losses, stumblings and learnings were all equally important to her.
This was because her family was the most important thing she had. If you became a member of her family, you were a part she would love you forever. For those of you who were her friends, these words ring true to you as well because Angie considered her friends members of her family. We know that her friends embraced her and loved her very much.
When you finished the call, she would have told you to "stay safe", thanked you for calling, asked you to hug everyone (by name) for her and she would always end the call with a toodle-loo
Gramma was a saver, not a spender, she saved everything- money, moments, stories. One thing she was particularly generous with was advice. Some gramma pearls of wisdom included:
save your money for a rainy day
let the people you love know it
a smile will get you farther than a frown
you catch more flies with honey
somebody light a match
Gramma and Grampa wrote love letters to one another during The War. His nickname for her was Angel- she called him Sharpy. They ended every letter by saying "God bless you now and always". So I say to you today from Angie and Cotty "God bless you now and always" "toodle-loo Gramma Schneider, we love you"
Anne Mongiovi
July 12, 2011
Hap and Sue,
You have my sincere sympathy in the passing of your Mom. My Mom spoke of her often as we'd drive by the house coming home from OLHC during my visits to WNY. My prayers are with you.
Betty Seeley
July 11, 2011
Sue and Hap:
So many memories..... I loved your mom, my Godmother, so much. I will treasure my memories of her forever.
My love to both of you.
July 10, 2011
Dear Sue, Hap and Family
So sorry to hear about your Mom's passing. I remember so many wonderful times on Chapel Ave., the cookouts, water wars what wonderful memories. I've often tell my kids (Jennifer, Brian & Mike Smith) all the good times we had. She will be in our hearts forever.
Jeannie (Smith)OBrien
Larry Seeley
July 10, 2011
Dear Sue, Hap, and Family: Your Mom was a great lady. As with others in my family I to have fond memories. Especially how she welcomed me when I visited her many years ago. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Cheri & Jim King
July 9, 2011
Dear Sue and Jerry, Our deepest sympathy for the loss of your wonderful mother. She left quite a legacy. Our memories of growing up on Chapel include how generous and sweet Angie and Cotty were and all the fun times we had. We are remembering you in love and prayer.
July 9, 2011
Sue & Jerry (Hap),
A lifetime of memories are with me (literally). Our moms were friends before our births--I'll always remember your visits to grandma Susman's before Chapel Avenue inherited your family. What a blessing that was. I'll always remember how your mom welcomed Joe, Denise & Joseph into her home on our last visit to Cheektowaga. Too many other fond memories to mention here. You and all the family are in our prayers.
Love,
Sharon Frias & family, Albuquerque, New Mexico
Elaine Massaro
July 9, 2011
Dear Cousin Sue and family,
We were all so saddened to hear the news about Aunt Angie's passing. Aunt Angie was a very special person in our family and loved by everyone. She was so fortunate to live such a long and wonderfully rich life. She certainly will be missed by all of us. Now she is busy hanging our with Uncle Jerome looking down upon all of us. Love to my wonderful Godmother, Angie.
Meredith Jenkins
July 9, 2011
So sad to hear the news. Aunt Angie you will be missed. My thoughts and prayers go out to you all. Aunt Angie was such a sweet woman and a true gift from God.
Melissa +Todd Taylor
July 8, 2011
Dear Aunt Sue and Family,
We are deeply sorry for your loss. We always enjoyed Angies company and she was a pleasure to be around. She is at peace now.
Melanie Schneider
July 8, 2011
God bless Aunt Angie. She was always so happy and loving. She will be missed. Her smile say's it all. What a happy women she was, always full of life. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. - Melanie Schneider
Wil Betzig
July 8, 2011
I'm so sorry for your loss. Grandma Schneider was doubly blessed, she was most loved and she knew it!
July 8, 2011
Hi Sue and family,
So sorry to hear about your mom's passing. I knew it was not good while I was in town and you were so involved and couldn't meet with me.
Your mom was a great person and I loved talking with her at all your parties. She was fun.
You and your family are in my prayers.
God Bless,
Love, Nancy Lewandowski
Ursula Borczynski
July 8, 2011
Sue and Family,
I am so sorry to hear about Angie, you are all in our thoughts and prayers.
Ursula and Wayne Borczynski
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