Angela Capozzi Bowden

So many memories started working at AMH 2nd west she was the nicest warm hearted lady helped me as a nurse and showed her way always smiling never rattled RIP

Angie was our head nurse on 3 East during the 80/90s era and was warm and friendly to all.Pat B.,Angie and me would go to the 6am mass at St.Alphonsus,go to Websters and still make it to work by 7am to do our weekend shift.,. Will miss her yerribly

Angie was the kindest person with a big smile every time I saw her. We were both members of the Weedsport garden club. Angie will be missed. My condolences to her family.

I am so sorry to read this. Angie was my friend and mentor. 49 years ago when I started my nursing career on 2nd west, she took me under her wing. My mom was ill and Angie became not only my mentor but another mother figure. She taught me more than anyone, not just nursing but how to be kind and competent while still keeping a sense of humor. I remember her telling me how she did the laundry, milked the cows n got supper ready before working 7-3! Show me another who could do all THAT and...

I remember Angie from our TOPS meetings in Weedsport. We were members for many years and we would see each other at church services. She was a wonderful person and always so friendly. My sincere condolences to Angie's family.

I remember your parents as a child. Going to your house. My Parents were Thomas/Jennie Cullen. My dad used to work on Wesley & Peonies Bowdens farm just down the road. If I remember right your Dad sold insurance ? They were always so nice. Sorry for your loss.