DANIEL A. D'ANGELO

Fours years have passed by but you are very much alive in a million hearts and lives. May you continue to watch upon your loving, Andrea, Alyssa and all your loved ones and know that their love for you is everlasting and evermore.

Rest in Peace Dan.

You will be truly missed, I appreciate everything you taught me. Fly high like an eagle, Rest In Heaven

Chef Daniel D'Angelo Scholarship Fund
Daniel D'Angelo CEC, AAC, MS

In memory of Daniel D'Angelo CEC, AAC, MS

Chef Daniel D'Angelo's Family and friends would like to help sponsor continued education for those with the passion for food in his honor.

Chef Daniel D'Angelo spent a lifetime learning and teaching others the craft of culinary arts. He started his passion at a young age running the kitchen at his family business, D'Angelo Summit Restaurant and Caterers, feeding thousands in the Roxbourgh Community in Philadelphia. He was the chef instructor at the Art Institute of Philadelphia for 20 years, a member of the ACF since 1989 and an AAC member since 2002. He served as president of the Philadelphia Delaware Valley Chapter of the ACF, AAC Northeast Region Representative. He sponsored, hosted and presented for many events. Some of his greatest achievements are:

2011 ACF Presidential Medallion
2009 Educator of the Year
2007 Service & Dedication Award
1997 Chef of the Year DVCA/ACF

I am truly going to miss this man. He helped me in many ways that none would ever expect. When you speak culinary you hear his name. Chef D always had a joke, if you get smart with him always a slick come back. I am honored to have learned so much knowledge from one guy. You will truly be miss Chef.

Dan D' Angelo

Gone But Not Forgotten. May you Rest in Peace

The Man the Myth the Legend! Small in stature with a huge heart ❤Loved the passion he exuded for the Culinary Profession he will be truly missed!

To Vera and her Family...so sorry for your loss. Your family is in my prayers. Dan was a wonderful man..

Dan, you have touched so many peoples lives. Through sharing your knowledge of the culinary arts, to churning out spectacular meals and now I see even entertaining with your talented musical skills. Wow! What a lot you did in so little time. You left too soon, but you did it all! You have left a legacy in your children and grandchildren and am sure you will be sending love to Andrea and all your family from Heaven. Rest In Peace!

To Dan's Family & Friends,

He was gentleman and always had a nice word to share about his students or colleagues when I dropped in his class from time to time. He had a way to make others feel welcome and at ease. He was passionate about his profession and cared deeply for his students and his family. Always sharing information about his family and asking about my own.

Rest peacefully and my condolences to you family.

Frank Covaleskie

My deepest condolences to your family he was a very nice person my name is Joyce I am friends with dean and I know deans sister

My condolences are with his family Dan was awesome and funny man he will be sadly missed

Dan was a great guy. I'll never forget playing in a band with him in High School. He was a good guy, a good friend and will be missed.

Dearest Andy & family! My heart goes out to all of you so much! I'm deeply sorry for your loss of your loved one! Dan was amazing man, and I know that he will watch over each and everyone of you! My love too you my friend Andy & family. May God rest his soul!

Chef D'Angelo was a favorite teacher of mine at the Art Institute. I am sorry to hear of his passing. He inspired me to push harder and to achieve my goals. I am eternally grateful for his love of the passion and his love for teaching. My deepest condolences to the family.

Andrea anf family i am so sorry for your loss of your husband may your family be at peace

I remember chef D as a stubborn, Italian, good-natured man who always enjoyed life, laughed and gave us all his view of life and cooking

To the Family, I am so sorry to hear of your
loss. Chef D'Angelo taught me American Cuisine
at the Art Institute Culinary School. He and his best friend Chef Olsen were two of my favorite chefs. He will certainly be missed. You family
are in my prayers.

I will miss you my friend. The memories of your laughter will always make me smile whether I'm in the kitchen or wandering around an Italian festival!

Julie and family, I'm so sorry to hear of Dan's passing. I will keep your family in my thoughts and prayers.

Danny was such a wonderful Father & great Friend.
My prayers go out to all of Danny's Family & Friends.
He will be sadly missed & forever remembered.

Chef D'Angelo was probably the reason I completed culinary school. He was hard, but he pushed you because he knew you could succeed. He wanted the best for everyone. He's bestowed not just culinary knowledge, but life skills and stories you couldn't get from anyone else. His infamous saying of It ain't that deep will forever linger in my mind. He was an amazing chef and an even better man. He will truly be missed. Rest In Peace Chef

Chef D'Angelo was a character to say the least. He has influenced many students throughout the years. He saw the best in us when we didn't see it in ourselves. He taught us the importance of making connections, cooking with passion and never holding back. I learned a great deal during the time I spent under his wings. Those that know him always heard him say," it ain't that deep," a time or two. This holds true now more than ever and more so outside the boundaries of the kitchen walls. So to my friend and mentor and I say thank you for everything! I will say see you later on the flip side, not goodbye. I raise my glass and drink to you........

Chef D was an amazing man, I learned so much from in at Art Institute...he has so much creativity and spice for life! he was a true inspiration! I especially remember his laughter and humor!

To Chefs family and friends...I'm so deeply sorry for your loss, I pray for all of you all

To Andrea and kids and the rest of the family and friends - My deepest condolences for your loss. I knew Chef Dan from college at CIA. We met in 1984. We both went there at the same time. He became a good friend back then and I was lucky to know him. He always had a great smile. He had a phrase I heard him say a lot. "That's a beautiful thing". He said that to me when ever I told him something nice that he liked. Dan was beautiful. He was full of life. God bless you all and God bless Dan - sincerely yours Chef David Goldstein

Chef D'Angelo was one of my favorite people to talk to when I worked at the Art Institute. He was always smiling, always had something funny to say, and was always happy to help with whatever I needed. My deepest condolences to his family. Chef D had a positive impact on so many lives!

Dan was one of the most positive persons I ever knew. He was a great chef and chef instructor. I am a better person for having known him.

My sincere sympathy and prayers to his family.

Andrea, David and I are so sorry for your loss. he was such an amazing man and was loved by all
Sincerely Joan Brennan

Andrea,
I am so sorry for your loss, my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this very difficult time.
May you find comfort in your memories.
Sharon from Edward Jones in Flourtown.