Newark, Delaware
Jul 28, 1922 – Oct 27, 2012 (Age 90)
Age 90, of Newark, DE passed away on Saturday, October 27, 2012. Angelo was born on July 28, 1922 in Newark, DE to the late Angelo and Bessie (George) Cataldi. He was a 1940 graduate of Newark High School and received his Bachelor's Degree in 1950 from the University of Delaware, where he played...
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Thomas Taylor
November 01, 2020 | PHILADELPHIA, PA | Family
angie.. as a school teacher
November 11, 2012
Iam Tonetta Miller from Compassionate care hospice, it was a pleasure to work with Angie.I will never forget Angie, how he loved to work in his yard,he was always happy to see me on the days I came to visit. RIP Angie. you will be missed.
Tonetta Miller
November 09, 2012 | Bear, DE
Dennis so sorry for the loss of your brother i remember angies sub shop me n gail painted the shop for him he was so nice to us his subs were the best he will be truely missed if u need anything please call any time
Diane Bullins
November 09, 2012 | Newark, DE
Sorry to read of the loss of Mr. Cataldi, back in the 50's he taught me history at Marshallton School. He was also a great boys basketball coach!! Wonderful memories, prayers, are with his family.
Evelyn Piazza- Casalena
November 08, 2012 | Greenvile, DE
Mr Cataldi was a very nice man to our family the (Malin's) from Cleveland Ave..my father Thomas loved him and loved his subs....sorry to hear about his death...but he is with the LORD now and smiling down on all the family...Joy Malin Preton.....
November 08, 2012
Mr. Cataldi influenced many young lives and I remember when he used to run the Summer playgrounds in Delaware City in the 1960's. He was a great man that cared about us kids. I'm 65 yrs. old and I remember all the good times that we had those summers. He will be sadly missed. May God Bless the Cataldi family during this time.
Robert Gadsden
November 07, 2012 | New Castle, DE
Mr. Cataldi was a great man, who knew how to relate to the students... he expected us to be the best we could be, and was always willing to to help his "boys and girls" succeed... He was one of my favorite educators... I missed him when he left McKean to go to Claymont, but he came back to speak at our Commencement ceremonies (73)... His name always comes up when a group of Highlanders gets together and we talk about "the old days".... he was loved and respected by all, and brings...
Carol Fretz
November 07, 2012 | Newark, DE
A gentle giant is gone. May he rest in peace. My father taught with Angie, and thought the world of him. When my mother died, Angie brought tons of food to our house - an act of kindness I will never forget.
With much love and gratitude,
Pat LeDoyen Comley
November 07, 2012