Mrs.Kasza hired me at Norwood. She was a true visionary and a leader and I can truly say that those of us who were under her leadership have been all the better since.  May your family find comfort in knowing that she leaves this world to be at the side of Our Almighty, but she will always remain in our hearts.

Offering my deepest sympathy for your great loss. May Almighty God provide peace and strength as you endure this difficult time.

To The Family of Ange Kasza

It has been a most special honor to have known and had the opportunity to work with Ange.  Her vision, passion and commitment have made a lasting impact on so many.  Ange has been an inspiration to us all.


Peggy Taylor Presley, LAUSD

To the Family of Angie Kasza:  God Bless and strengthen you as you celebrate Angie's life.

Angie's sweet, effervescent, friendly, strong and emotive personality inspired everyone with whom she had contact.  She touched many educators in LAUSD through her giving spirit, guidance and love of life.  She was loved and will assuredly be missed.

We are blessed by certain people who enter our lives and leave a lasting mark.  Mrs. Kasza was one of those people for many of the students at Knollwood.  She inspired us.  She believed in us.  And most importantly, she helped us dream and grow.  Investing in children pays off for decades, and Mrs. Kasza left her legacy in the generations who followed.  50 years later there are few teachers who I remember, however I do remember our wonderful principal who encouraged us to dream and go after our dreams.  Love to all who knew her, she was a wonderful lady.

What a loving and amazing woman. She inspired so many. I hope that I am half the teacher that she was. I am so fortunate to have met her and I truly value my friendship with Toni. Love to the entire family.

In the 40's and 50's Auntie Ange was my beautiful Aunt who lived in California and came to visit me and  my mom and dad in Ohio.  She was my fairy godmother from CA.  I grew to love my Uncle Bela, my cousins, Greg and Toni and their families through her, over the years.  Tony and I will miss her terribly.

Angie was the angel in our office...LAUSD's District Intern Program.  She was a mentor to all of us new teacher advisers. Angie shared stories and words of wisdom. She was always very positive and upbeat.  We will miss her.

To Angie's Family:   From:Lou Jenkins
Angie was a beautiful person first and outstanding educator second a loyal and constant friend who loved her family, her professional work. We  loved Angie and enjoyed her company as sisters of Delta Kappa Gamma Sorority, Beta Xi Chapter.Each one of us will miss Angie very much.She is now smiling beautifully down on each of us from Heaven.

I was a teacher at Knollwood School in the sixties.  Angie Kaza was our principal and she set the tone for the school.  She was creative, adventurous, loving, and brought out the best in the teaching staff and students.  She made possible the very best teachiing experience of my life.  We will all miss her.
Don McHenry

Was a pleasure to be a student at Knollwood with this wonderful and gracious woman.  She will truly be missed by all who had the pleasure of knowing her !!!

She was our Principal at Knollwood Elementary School in Granada Hills.  Without her, there never would have been a Mr. McHenry 5th Grade class that took an airplane to Sacramento on May 3, 1967!  She hosted our 5th Grade class Reunion at her home on June 29, 2002.  She will always been an inspiration.  --- Debbie (Edwards) Sousa

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Ange Kasza

October 10, 1921 – November 15, 2014

Bastian & Perrott, Oswald Mortuary

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