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Danielle Warren-Angelucci
1956 - 2013
Danielle Warren-Angelucci
1956 - 2013
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Danielle Warren-Angelucci Obituary
She was diagnosed with cancer and bravely and positively faced each day and treatment for the past 21 months.
She loved her family and friends, traveling and adventure. Luckily, even until the very end she was able to go hiking, sailing, scuba diving, and volunteering as a legislative advocate for education in Sacramento. She was a source of inspiration and an example of courage, grace and dignity under the most trying of circumstances.
Danielle leaves behind her husband of 38 years, Wayne; her children, Nicole, David and Michael; mother, Suzanne Angelucci; father, Augusto (Colleen) Angelucci; sisters, Barbara (Joe) Giammona and Erina; brother, Luigi (Annie); and nephews, James and William Giammona.
A celebration of her life will be held at a later date.
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Fran Stern
November 23, 2013
My deepest sympathy to the entire Angelucci family.
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Marie Ann Arcidiacono
November 23, 2013
Dear Angelucci Family,
Our hearts go out to your family, we are saddened to hear of your loss.
Danielle was always cheerful, full of life and energy in every encounter we had with her. She was a dear and now a loss to everyone and she will be missed.
Be happy for the time you had with her and all the joy she brought to everyone she touched. Danielle is in an better place now without pain and worry, she will be missed.
With love,
The Arcidiacono's
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