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Angelo Sciascia Obituary
July 24, 1954 - June 9, 2025
Angelo Sciascia, a resident of Chesterfield County, passed away on June 9, 2025. Angelo was born in Manhattan, NY on July 24, 1954 to Carmelo and Eunice Sciascia. He is proceeded in death by his brother, Jimi Sciascia. Angelo is survived by his children, Emily Sherwood (Doug), Sarah Sciascia, Britney Mitchell (Brandon); and six grandchildren, Tyler Sherwood, Brianna Sherwood, Amberleigh Sherwood, Daniel (DJ) O'Neil, Dakota Mitchell, and Bryor Mitchell. Angelo was proud to serve the public, being in the restaurant business majority of his life with Magic Pan, Dena's Greek & Italian, Richmond Country Club, and Dena's 2 Food Truck, he had passion in seeing people smile with a full belly! Angelo's love and devotion to his grandchildren was of the highest a Doopaw could ever have, weather at a football game, volleyball tournament, baseball/softball field, or a basketball court, to random acts of love, he cherished all six of his grandchildren. Angelo will be deeply missed by loved ones. A celebration of life will be held at Richmond Country Club, 12950 Patterson Ave, from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m., Saturday July 26, 2025, for friend's and family, followed immediately by a private gathering in Amelia.
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Harry Morrow
July 7, 2025
God bless Angelo and family. We have great memories of him at RCC. What a nice and caring man. He certainly will be missed by all. Harry & Susie Morrow
Larry Rezek
June 26, 2025
Sorry for your loss. I know he will be greatly missed. I miss seeing him to get his car worked on.
Dawn Ciambra
June 24, 2025
I knew Angelo for many years, I used to date your uncle jimi they both will be missed terribly
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