
Anita, My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family durning this difficult time. I remember your dad and family from about 30 years ago, and how much love you had for him. I was only about 13 or 14 years old at the time...Anita and I were good friends from the same neighbor hood. I still remember going to your house, and seeing all the love your parents have for you and your brothers and sisters. God Bless you all,     Sincerely,   Sharon Cardenas, Jean      Sharon Jean (Georgetown, TX )   sjean0112@cs.com



Our thoughts are with you to enjoy the many happy memories.



Mary and all who miss Pege, please know that I share your sorrow and I pray that the memories you have created  together will help to ease your sorrow as time passes.  Here are a couple of memories:  When Pege was in high school, his legs were voted the best looking on the basketball court. -- On the way up to school in Stoughton, Michgan, he would say his rosary.  He never said if he was praying for a ride or just praying.-- Who ever heard of St. Pege?  We have.-- Katy Turco



PG was a real gentleman, a great pilot, and a good friend.  He will be sorely missed by all who knew him. We are sorry we will not be able to attend the services or funeral, but we send our sincerest condolences to Mary and the Children.



PG will be missed by all those who knew and loved him.  My condolences to Mary and the family.



My thoughts and prayers are with the family. He was a man always with a funny story. He made me laugh. There are many memories of happy times spent with the Angelich family when I was a child that are dear to me. God bless you all.



I would like each of you to know how honored I am to have known PG as well as I did. From the first time I met him in 1977 to the last time we got to talk back on Fathers Day, the quick wit and hummor were flying around as fast as him in one of his beloved planes. I recall all the many times that we would wake Mary and him while trying to walk oh so lightly on the kitchen floor at 3 in the morning. He would come up to "let us have it", only to end up sitting and telling stories. He was one of a kind. I will miss the way that, every time he saw or heard a plane, he would tell me what kind it was, how to fly it, how fast it would go, and then go straight into telling about his flying day's. He loved being in the sky, and now he can fly all he wants. I will also miss all those Monday night trivia calls from him and Leon. If they did'nt know the answer or agree on something, I would always get a call wanting to know if I knew the answer(and to know who was right). I love you all as my own family, and am so sorry for the pain you are going through. Always know that he is up there watching over you. He is also running around with two good legs now, telling jokes and stories and making an already happy place a bit more happy. I love you all, Mitchell



Lee was a very kind, thoughtful, caring friend. Lee was a friend you could always trust, a friend you could always count on. We never saw him be angry or say angry words. We will miss his quick smile and quick wit.



To the Angelich Family-  Please accept my heartfelt sorrow and sympathy on the tragic loss of a man dedicated to serve his God, Country and Family. You remain in my thoughts and prayers. May God bless you and guide you through this difficult period.  Love, Tony



Ed and I are saddened to hear of Mr. Angelich's death.  We remember him so fondly, and we are thinking of your family during this time.  He had a life well lived.



PG will always hold a special place in everybody's heart, mine in particular. He was always the one who co-presided with Mary over the many "stay-overs" that I have experienced in the 6-children Angelich households growing up throughout the '60's and '70's.  His willingness to let kids "stretch their imagination to upper sky limits" was stuff that would make the New York Times best seller list.  He would try to set the extraordinary example and make opportunities for kids to obtain lifelong memorable experiences.  There were the little things like taking all of us kids to the Officer's Club pool and doing silly things like playing tricks on kids during the many birthday parties that I experienced with the Angelich family. He even showed me how to drive a 6-wheeler ATV when I was but a wee little 8 year-old bud.  When I became older and my career became centered around Air Force and military affairs, he was one of few men who always was quick to talk about these common interests whenever I had an opportunity to visit with him. We certainly can't forget his unique taste in cars (who can forget the Volkswagon "Love" bus)! He will be extremely missed and his memory will always keep charging. My sincere condolences to Mary and the Angelich family.  I can't express to the family the sorrow I feel for not being able to attend the Memorial Service due to my deployment in Iraq.



Hey grandpa, i miss you so much. I will always remember being your pickle in the middle, and how you always wanted some of my hair for yourself. I will think of you always, and your stories. Good times playing tic-tac-toe in church. Thank you for being such a great grandfather. You mean so much to me. Keep on flying high and tipping those wings. I love you.    -Little Mary



Hey grandpa, i miss you so much. I will always remember being your pickel in the middle, and how you always wanted some of my hair for yourself. I will think of you always, and your stories. Good times playing tic-tac-toe in church. Thank you for being such a great grandfather. You mean so much to me. Keep on flying high and tipping those wings. I love you.    -Little Mary



Dad, I miss you already. I know you are in the heavens watching over all of us. Love


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Leon P. Angelich

27 julio, 1931 – 16 octubre, 2004

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