Nestor Richard D’Angelo passed away after 91 years of life on June 30, 2020. He was born in Dolores, Argentina on December 7, 1928 to Margarita Posada & Antonio D’Angelo. He was the husband of Olga Murillo and brother to Antonio Victorio, Beatriz Margarita, Mariana, Blanca Elsira, Rolfe Amilcar, Ruben Atilio, Maria Adelina, Nora Elena, Nelida Edith, and Gloria Elsa. He attended primary, secondary, and university institutions in the cities of Dolores and La Plata in Argentina, and achieved a degree in Construction Engineering. In addition to his education, he was also trilingual, speaking Spanish, English, and Italian. Nestor was a visionary—a man of character and substance. He was a business man, a builder, and a humble laborer who valued everything and everyone lucky enough to be in his life. He loved his wife, his parents, and each of his brothers and sisters until the sunset of his days. His life deserves celebration because he belongs in heaven, where he is reunited now with the loved ones he missed for so many years. He will always be remembered as the happy go-lucky Nestor who sang Tangos all day even as he worked for so many years, who told jokes and stories, who always knew how to make a hard day of work an enjoyable time with his gifts for song, story, and laughter. For all those who knew him, they always left him with a lesson in life and a smile. Nestor is survived by his wife, Olga Murillo; his three sisters, Nora Elena, Nelida Edith, and Gloria Elsa; and his extensive family in both Argentina and the United States, including his sisters-in-law, nieces, and nephews. Though he has passed, the love he has given and the love still left for him always stays. May God keep you in his glory.
Due to recent health concerns, funeral services will be private. Interment will be at Lake Lawn Park Mausoleum. To view and sign the guest book, please visit www.lakelawnmetairie.com
