John Angelucci

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

My deepest sympathy to all the Family. I missed seeing him for a long time, as I did not know where he went. The last time I saw him was when your Mother passed. She was also one of the Sweetest person. I loved both of them very much. In fact you girls are so sweet too. You all were very nice to me when I got to see you at some of the special occasions your Mom and Dad had at their house. If you don' t remember me. I am Florence ( De Masi) Walters' daughter. She and your Dad were...

Karen,Randy,and family, our heartfelt condolences go out to your family. John was a high spirited man with great values and very hard working. He always enjoyed doing outside work and sometimes made us very nervous when he would still climb ladders at age 50. John and Helen were very kind to us and even bought a stomboli for our family when he knew things were tough going for us.God Bless and may they rest in peace together. Take care Karen

John was always so kind to my wife and me when we would see him, a good friend to my father and mother for many years, and a good worker and talented man as evident by his home, and stories I heard about his Ford Thunderbird. I know John lived a long life, but still sad to hear about his passing.

Patrick

So sorry to hear of Uncle John passing. Such fond memories of time spent w him and Aunt Helen when I was growing up. Sincere condolences and prayers to all of you.
Love,
Lisa

Uncle John was such a loving caring person. He never had a bad word to say to anyone and was always there for my Mom and our family.

We are so sorry to hear of Uncle Johnny's passing. He was a very special Uncle and was always interested in how I was doing and how my life was going. Supported me in many ways and that I will always cherish. Rest in peace dear Uncle and I'm so happy you are with your loving family.

Love you always,
Ginny and Donna

We were John's neighbors for 40 years and we always felt honored and lucky to have such a friendly family living near us. Whenever we had a home repair problem, I always consulted with John first to get real professional guidance as to what I should do to correct it.
The neighborhood just hasn't been the same since the Angeluccies left. We miss John and Helen very much.

Peg and Fran Figlear

My fondest memory of "Uncle Johnny" dates back to Vincent & Florence Angelucci's 90th birthday celebration in 2001(?). Uncle Johnny's car had a flat tire on the freeway, and we were called to help. Uncle Johnny would have been about 80 at the time. When we arrived, I went to change the tire and found myself turned back by Uncle Johnny...."I am quite capable of changing my own tire, thank-you very much, and young man (meaning me, 47) please step back and give me some room". So I stood...