MANCUSO Angela “Angie” R., (nee DiPietrantonio) age 90, died on May 2, 2025, of Havertown, PA, formerly of Overbrook. Angie loved sitting around the table with family and friends, whether playing poker, drinking coffee, or sharing Sunday dinner. She helped care for her grand and great grandchildren. Predeceased by her husband, PhilipContinue Reading
joseph meehan
left a message on May 8, 2025:
So sorry to hear about the passing of Angie. May she rest in peace. I have wondered memories of Angie from our days at Civera’s to cutting her lawn at her home in havertown. Rest easy my friend.
Barbara O’Neill
left a message on May 7, 2025:
I will forever remember my good friend Angie. She was my next-door neighbor in Havertown. So many fun times hanging out on my back porch in the summer. Just laughing and having fun. We would also sit at her dining room table and play Rummkub. She was still a skilled player even when she could barely see the numbers. It was so difficult to tell her I was going to sell the house and move to the retirement community where I live now. Even though I visited as often as I could, it wasn’t the same as being next-door. I will miss Angie, but I will always remember all our good times.
Barbara
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joseph meehan
left a message on May 8, 2025:
So sorry to hear about the passing of Angie. May she rest in peace. I have wondered memories of Angie from our days at Civera’s to cutting her lawn at her home in havertown. Rest easy my friend.
Barbara O’Neill
left a message on May 7, 2025:
I will forever remember my good friend Angie. She was my next-door neighbor in Havertown. So many fun times hanging out on my back porch in the summer. Just laughing and having fun. We would also sit at her dining room table and play Rummkub. She was still a skilled player even when she could barely see the numbers. It was so difficult to tell her I was going to sell the house and move to the retirement community where I live now. Even though I visited as often as I could, it wasn’t the same as being next-door. I will miss Angie, but I will always remember all our good times.
Barbara
left a message:
Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.
