Angie;
We danced together for the Merriel Abbott
dancers at the Palmer House.
Those days were great.  I talked to you
in Wyoming but somehow drifted.  I wish
you all the peace in heaven.

Little Mare/Mary ANn Crocetti

Dave and I are very sad.  After knowing Angela for 40 years we had not been in touch recently and for that I am even sadder.  I have never known such a full-of-life person.  My condolences to all your friends and family.  We will never forget you!!

I have been thinking about you so much this last month Angie. It was your angel letting me know I should call or email to see what's new with you and to let you know I am doing ok after much sadness these past months.  The note about your passing into eternity arrived late yesterday afternoon and I have been stunned. For your family and close friends I send my sincere condolences as I know you are missed by many.  I will always remember you  as Carol's pretty little sister so happy, talented, and filled with life.  God rest your beautiful soul and we will continue to pray with each other. RS

angie,  you and I danced together and had many great performances.  WE got back in touch  a couple of years ago. You said you were losing weight to join the follies.  I hope you make the Heaven Follies.  mary ann Lajoie

"Angie my dear, so many years and so many treasures we share. 60 years, from roomies in the Palmer House to your last few phone calls, you will always be in my prayers.  Sorry I didn't get to say good- bye, but love goes with you. 

Charlotte Emmons (Lihue Hawaii)

I will miss our phone calls and e-mails. You were a good friend when you lived in Paradise. I enjoyed our dinners at Hemingway's. I am so glad you called and we had a chance to say good-bye. Love you!

For the last eight years I was lucky enough to call Angela my friend even though we never met. I cannot believe I never again will get one of her exceptional emails, thoughtful gifts, or clever cards.

I was always encouraging her to write her life story. She had so many wonderful experiences that should have been shared. With so much wisdom, Angela encouraged me to get my book published. I doubt that I ever would have done it without her.

There always seemed to be a tomorrow when I'd be able to get up to Cheyenne and meet her. I should have known better. Angela taught me for once and for all that today is all we have and never tomorrow.

Tonight I cry for you Angie; knowing it really is you who is gone.  I will treasure you always as my friend who shared her amazing experiences and honor you as an amazing lover of life, never afraid to live it, and then tell about it. I hope to someday find your book; until then I am empty. You are so missed!

Here is an amusing interview Angie did online.  It has her favorite picture of herself on it also. http://www.whohub.com/jivatsamba

Angie, you are my friend and I love you! I'm sorry for the time lost in our friendship and I'm very sorry for not getting to say good-bye. You will forever be in my heart and in my memories.

OBITUARY

Angela Adduci Burton

March 20, 1936 – April 24, 2013

Chapel Hill Gardens West Funeral Home & Cemetery

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