Angie was one of those special people we remember from St. Joseph. She always had a smile and never failed to send us a Christmas greeting and thanks us for ministering at St. Joseph. May she Rest In Peace.

  My dear Cousin Angie, who was named Angelina because it seems like she was an angel in disguise in so many ways.   I will miss our many telephone conversations.  She talked about her nieces and nephews and new additions when they would arrive  and how happy she was.
  In the past when we would visit her at her duplex in Pekin Gene would always say how relaxed he was.  She always welcomed us with hug and kisses.
  In the last serval months when she was at Holly Brook she would tell me what a great chef they have.  In detail she would describe what she had for breakfast, lunch and dinner.  Being that Angie was a always  a great cook, we would joke because we were both Italian and loved good food.  So she said it better be good,  then we would both laugh.  She will be greatly missed.


Love,
Betty& Gene Kuehner
& Family
  

I always remember how excited I would be when family from Illinois was coming to Maryland and you could always count on Aunt Angie to make the trip. She would visit on those occasions when it meant the most to us just to show her love and support. She never forgot a holiday or your birthday and would send you a card personalized with a handwritten note making you feel extra special and truly loved. Her thoughtfulness and generosity were boundless. Aunt Angie was a very special, talented and amazing woman and I am so blessed to have had her in my life. I will miss her dearly. 
May you rest in peace Aunt Ang. With all my love, Jet

Those we love don’t go away, they walk beside us every day, unseen unheard but always near, still love still missed and very dear... we all have special memories of Angie but the one we all agree on is her uncanny ability to remember everyone’s birthday and special occasions..  we will miss her dearly,    Mary Tony and family

Angie was a beautiful person. Several of us girls played cards with her for many years. I enjoyed every minute with her. I always gave her a hug and told her I loved her. If I would forget she would say “ where’s my hug” and I would give her two. She will be greatly missed. Hugs and prayers to all

Angelo DeRight

Jennie Vittone DeRight

Angelina is survived by several nieces and nephews, numerous great-nieces and great-nephews. She was preceded in death by six siblings.

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Angelina Y. DeRight

April 26, 1921 – November 18, 2020

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