Angeline Ausec

What a delightful woman Angie was. Her love of fellow man was evident in everything she did. As a Ohio Glass Museum docent and volunteer, there was no one more devoted to the place. I can hardly picture her without a bottle of Windex and a cloth in her hand. She loved to keep everything in the museum sparkling. I remember congratulating Angie and Dick on their anniversary. Dick took her hand and said, "Yep, 60 years and it's not enough." That was the dearest thing I ever heard. ...

Mrs Ausec was a team mom before the title was invented. She was always happy and patient with all of us kids. She always had the coolest hotrod that we all got to ride in. My favorite was the brown R/T SE1970 charger.

Outside of my own mother / sweetest lady I've ever had the pleasure to get to know. Explains why she has such an awesome family. Over many discussions over the years with Mr. Ausec , the first thing I always asked was how Mom was doing. On occasion, I would stop in to say hi. Probably not a happier lady around. Always so positive. Good Lord above sure knew what he was doing when he made her. Will be sadly missed. You all hang in there. Your friend Greeny.

Angie was a very dear friend. I will miss her very much. Evalyn

So very sad to read this. She was a great lady. Remembering all the great times and laughter playing baseball Rich. Truly sad for her family.

I have wonderful memories of Mrs Ausec as she cheered on the Irish from her seat in the stands, always a smile and kind word. God has blessed the Ausec family with the beautiful mother and wife. We should strive to be like her, Thank you Mrs Ausec.