Angela Verdi
Angela Verdi, 88 of
She worked for Bob’s IGA in
the Deli,
Angela loved children especially babies. When you met her you loved her.
She is preceded in death by her husband Tony and her daughter Patricia and son-in-law Paul. She is survived by her twin daughters, Sister Joan Marie and Sister Angela Marie; her son Anthony and his wife Kathy; and by her granddaughter Erika.
She will be loved and missed forever.
Memorial Mass will be held at 11:00 A.M., Tuesday, March 16, at St.
Pius X Church. Inurnment will follow in the Mausoleum at
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Breast Cancer Research, or Riverstone Hospice.
Remembrances
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To the family of Angie Verdi,
My wife, Corky, and I remember Angie as a person who loved everyone she met! She served as a lady housekeeper at Meadowlark Elementary School, where I was Principal, for five years.
Angie had outstanding work ethics and she always did her best. When she had extra time at Meadowlark, she would assist teachers and volunteer to help in the first-grade rooms just to be near children. I recall with fondness several times that I'd be having coffee or breakfast with retired men at Hardees, and I'd hear Angie's voice resonating, "Helooooo Mr. Knebel".
Those of us who knew Angie well realize that she loved God with all of her heart, and she loved serving people. It was a joy to have known Angie.
Bill and Corky Knebel
Dear Verde Family,
I am very sorry to hear of Angie's passing. Angie was a terrific neighbor to our family. Angie was the last of the original group that was on Clark Street. I will always cherish the memories of Angie's visits to our house and miss all of her great advise. May God bless you all at this most difficult time.
Sheila Kirkpatrick
Anthony,
Sister Angela Marie, Sister Joan Marie, & Erika ,
My sincere sympathy in the loss of your mom, I went to the service and
thought it was very sincere with all of the talk in regards to your mom,
the only thing you guys forgot was that she watched over all of the
people of Clark Street, and it was very much appreciated. She was a
godsend when we lost Mom and then again when we lost Dad. I really
appreciate all of her kindness during that time.
God bless your family and know in your hearts she is still close to you
Sharon Graves Bakker