Angela D. "Angie" Portincasa

With deepest sympathy in this time of sorrow. It was always fun to see your Mom at school events and Mercy Hospital and be able to reminisce about the old neighborhood. She was a neat lady. Jan Mjovig and the Mjovig Family

My thoughts are with you and your family at this time of sorrow.
May you soon find peace and comfort.

Sincerely,
Marcia J. Waller

Porticasa Family,

Words alone would never do justice in articulating my heart-felt sorrows. Angie was a wonderful woman, one of a kind. You were truly blessed to have her as your Mother. In a sense, she was also my "second mother" considering all the time I spent with you all. I'll always treasure how comforting she was to me when I lost my Mother. Again, my heart felt sorrows and condolences. God Bless You all during your time of sorrow.

Sincerely,
Michael N....

Pudge, Mike and family. Our condolences to you all. Our prayers are with you. Peace. David and Roberta Hafenbrack

Dear Angie's Family,
My Mom and I always played games with each other.
She never wanted to play cards with me because she played with the "girls".
As my sister said heaven got two "special" angels.
I am sure they have the cards out and the score tablet ready.
My thoughts are with you.
Fredly St.Amour-Inman

I was saddend to hear of Angies death. I enjoyed being on the Catholic Daughters Board with Angie, she was treasurer and I was the Regent at the time. My thoughts and prayers are with the family at this time of Grief. God Bless.

Dear Angie's Family,

My Mom, Irma St.Amour, was one of the "girls" that played cards with your Mom, Helen & Amy.

My Mom, who was the youngest of the "girls" passed away February 3, 2006, at 87.

Your Mom was such a special lady. My Mom just loved her. I really think they would spend most of theri time together talking and laughing, and than maybe play a little cards. It really didn't matter as long as they could get together.

Heaven has gained...

To Michael & Family.
Your mom was a dear friend. She always brought us joy whenever she came to visit you in Texas.
We kept in touch via Christmas cards and some written notes.
I know you will miss her deeply.
I pray that our Lord will give you His comfort and Peace, especially knowing that "Angie is dancing with the Angeles" God Bless, Phyllis & Lee

With deepest sympathy.

She was a joy to work with at Angell
School.