Birth date: Aug 28, 1933 Death date: Sep 12, 2022
Angelina passed away at home on September 12th in beautiful Portland Oregon, overlooking the Willamette River as she had done for so many years before. She was born on August 28th, 1933 in Klagenfurt, Austria and is preceded in de Read Obituary
Cornell you mom was an amazing woman! I first met here 25 years ago, she impressed me with her sense of humor and straight forward approach to life. You were/are a fantastic son and care giver to her. You should be proud of yourself! Best wishes, Scotty
When I think of Aunt Angie it brings back happy memories..She was always such a fun-filled ; caring; spunky energetic woman She had a sparkle in her eyes that matched the sparkle she usually wore my. And such a sweet smile and 'high pitched' giggle... we loved when Uncle Gerry and Aunt Angie would come to the farm .. There was always lots of stories and jokes told,laughs and of course guitar playing and singing and dancing. They were such a fun couple. I know they are singing together again.♥️. Sending love and deepest sympathy to Cornell and all. Edith Lorenz (Rowbotham)
My memories of Aunt Angie all come from a young age, when the adults were always laughing, singing, eating and dancing. At the center of it all would be Uncle Gerry with his guitar and Aunt Angie at his side as they sang duet after duet. Angie was such a vibrant character, and her undeniable beauty would turn heads. She was always singing and doing her famous body shake that would put a smile on everyone's face in the room. My mother's (Eileen) happiest times were shared with Uncle Gerry and Angie, and because of that, I will always reflect fondly on my days growing up on the farm in Durham and the "Old School House", (Aberdeen's Castaway Castle). Love to All, Betty Lou Morgan
Angie always was incredibly fun and exciting. When she would wear her sparkly bathing suits up at Mossington Park we were all bedazzled.
As a little girl I had never met anyone who lived life with such zest.
Of course Angie was our first European Family member that I was aware of and she brought this exciting aspect into our lives.
No one could make a sandwich like Angie… layers of onion, tomatoe, delicious meat slice, exotic mustard and… radish slices! I still add those to elevate a sandwich.
When Angie stayed overnight at the farm Nancy and I were in awe of all the beautiful clothing and lingerie that peaked out from her open “overnight bags”.
The rides in the boat at Mossington Park while visiting the Ponderosa…
I am not one for swimming in a river but somehow Angie convinced us to jump in and swim the last 100 yards to the dock behind the boat at Lake Simcoe.
My Family and I loved when Angie and Gerry’ would visit as everyone did.
Angie will always continue to live in multitudes of great memories, and feel love in our hearts.
We miss you Angie
Niece Darlene (Heinbecker) Comfort
The first time I met Angie was in May 1982 at my father's wake which was being held in Leo and my home. From the moment she entered the room you could feel her warm and love. Her support and love has continued to be a great support over, especially the last few years. You will be terribly missed Angie and we will hold you in our hearts forever.
Angie was such a unique, fun-loving, kind, caring and special person. We have such wonderful memories of spending time with her and Uncle Gerry at their cottage and on their boat at Lake Simcoe. There was always such laughter, good times and fun! And it was always so heart-warming and beautiful when Gerry got his guitar out and he and Angie sang together! Our deepest sympathy on the loss of your precious Mom. We know you will have so many treasured memories like this to hold close in your heart. We send all of our love and support. Marion and Don Kelterborn
Well I don’t have any pictures of Angie. But I could share a story… most of all,for my long lost brother.. I’m deeply sorry for your loss. I’m not sure just how many known how much Angie meant to you, and how much of beyond and above you followed through with caring and providing for your mother like a good son. Hell most parents wouldn’t even expect half from their children in their later years. You did good! I know that Angie was well taken care of in your charge. And Angie can now Rest In Peace with no worries in the Best place that only dream’s can describe. Stay strong brother. Byron Ek ~ Placencia, Belize
