Angelo S. Teixeira

I first had Mr. Teixeira for 8th grade math and then again for math at LHS back in the 1960´s. When I became a teacher I sent him a note telling I used his " Monday monsters " in my classroom as " Friday freaks" end of the week math tests and he wrote me a nice letter back! As an aside, he was a good friend of my father´s Norm Temple.

May all the wonderful memories bring you comfort. First met Mr. Teixeira because of piano lessons with Mrs. Teixeira. Some forty years later at WNEC, told him it would still be Mr. My mother, Ruth Fisher Washburn, sends her sympathy.

Deepest sympathy to the Texeira family. Angelo was a dear friend and we enjoyed his company not only at the FC of Longmeadow but at our home. Angela and Dietmar Kuhr

He was my Principal at Longmeadow High School. He was so low key because he knew we were being sneaky and doing things that we were not supposed to be doing, yet as we were being sneaky, he was always around the corner. He could have disciplined us, but he didn´t unless it was right in front of him. Anyway, a great guy!

Condolences to all the family from Tom and Marge Magill. Tom was a member of several tennis groups with Tex at the Field Club and enjoyed many happy times partnering with him. Tex always greeted him with a smile and we shall miss seeing him sitting in front of his house enjoying the sun. When he was still driving and Tom had his garden at the club, Tex often showed up to chat with us while we cared for the garden. We are so sorry for your loss. Marge and Tom Magill

When loved ones become memories- those memories become treasures. Thinking of you and your family and sending my condolences. Love Zana

I had the privilege of of meeting Angelo and he, along with your family became very dear to me. Such a nice man and I am thankful he shared stories of growing up in Ludlow (where I currently reside). RIP Angelo, and prayers to the Teixeira Family.

Our sincere condolences to the Teixeira family. Love, Debbie, April, and Gail Almeida

I knew Tex from tennis at the Field Club. Always a gentleman on the courts; a tough but absolutely fair competitor who will be missed. Condolences to his family.