Angie Costantino, 95, of Rock Springs, Wyoming passed away on Monday, October 27, 2014 at Memorial Hospital of Sweetwater County in Rock Springs. A longtime resident of Rock Springs, Wyoming, Mrs. Costantino passed away following a lengthy illness.
She was born on January 9, 1919 in San Pietro Avallena, Italy, the daughter of Emilio Mariani and Rosa Nicolo.
Mrs. Costantino attended schools in Italy, Salt Lake City, Utah and Rock Springs, graduating from Rock Springs High School with the Class of 1937.
She married Aldo Costantino in Salt Lake City, Utah on June 29, 1940 and he preceded her in death in Rock Springs, Wyoming on September 30, 1982.
Mrs. Costantino worked in central services as an aide for Memorial Hospital of Sweetwater County for many years.
Her interests included playing bridge and she was a Girl Scout leader for years. She was involved in the Right to Read Program at Western Wyoming Community College and was a member of PEO for over fifty years.
Survivors include two sons Brent Costantino of Rock Springs, Wyoming and Stanley Costantino and wife Lisa of Scottsdale, Arizona; one daughter Sheila Schrib of Rock Springs, Wyoming; two sisters-in-law Aldina Costantino of Rock Springs, Wyoming and Shirley Mariani of Salt Lake City, Utah; one grandson Christopher Costantino of Phoenix, Arizona; three special grandchildren Kari, Lori and Jay Norris and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents, husband, three brothers John, Joe and Roy Mariani and two sisters Stella Frazzini and Viola Defa.
© Vase Funeral October 28, 2014
She was born on January 9, 1919 in San Pietro Avallena, Italy, the daughter of Emilio Mariani and Rosa Nicolo.
Mrs. Costantino attended schools in Italy, Salt Lake City, Utah and Rock Springs, graduating from Rock Springs High School with the Class of 1937.
She married Aldo Costantino in Salt Lake City, Utah on June 29, 1940 and he preceded her in death in Rock Springs, Wyoming on September 30, 1982.
Mrs. Costantino worked in central services as an aide for Memorial Hospital of Sweetwater County for many years.
Her interests included playing bridge and she was a Girl Scout leader for years. She was involved in the Right to Read Program at Western Wyoming Community College and was a member of PEO for over fifty years.
Survivors include two sons Brent Costantino of Rock Springs, Wyoming and Stanley Costantino and wife Lisa of Scottsdale, Arizona; one daughter Sheila Schrib of Rock Springs, Wyoming; two sisters-in-law Aldina Costantino of Rock Springs, Wyoming and Shirley Mariani of Salt Lake City, Utah; one grandson Christopher Costantino of Phoenix, Arizona; three special grandchildren Kari, Lori and Jay Norris and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents, husband, three brothers John, Joe and Roy Mariani and two sisters Stella Frazzini and Viola Defa.
© Vase Funeral October 28, 2014
Angie Costantino, 95, of Rock Springs, Wyoming passed away on Monday, October 27, 2014 at Memorial Hospital of Sweetwater County in Rock Springs. A longtime resident of Rock Springs, Wyoming, Mrs. Costantino passed away following a lengthy illness.
She was born on January 9, 1919 in San Pietro Avallena, Italy, the daughter of Emilio Mariani and Rosa Nicolo.
Mrs. Costantino attended schools in Italy, Salt Lake City, Utah and Rock Springs, graduating from Rock Springs High School with the Class of 1937.
She married Aldo Costantino in Salt Lake City, Utah on June 29, 1940 and he preceded her in death in Rock Springs, Wyoming on September 30, 1982.
Mrs. Costantino worked in central services as an aide for Memorial Hospital of Sweetwater County for many years.
Her interests included playing bridge and she was a Girl Scout leader for years. She was involved in the Right to Read Program at Western Wyoming Community College and was a member of PEO for over fifty years.
Survivors include two sons Brent Costantino of Rock Springs, Wyoming and Stanley Costantino and wife Lisa of Scottsdale, Arizona; one daughter Sheila Schrib of Rock Springs, Wyoming; two sisters-in-law Aldina Costantino of Rock Springs, Wyoming and Shirley Mariani of Salt Lake City, Utah; one grandson Christopher Costantino of Phoenix, Arizona; three special grandchildren Kari, Lori and Jay Norris and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents, husband, three brothers John, Joe and Roy Mariani and two sisters Stella Frazzini and Viola Defa.
© Vase Funeral October 28, 2014
She was born on January 9, 1919 in San Pietro Avallena, Italy, the daughter of Emilio Mariani and Rosa Nicolo.
Mrs. Costantino attended schools in Italy, Salt Lake City, Utah and Rock Springs, graduating from Rock Springs High School with the Class of 1937.
She married Aldo Costantino in Salt Lake City, Utah on June 29, 1940 and he preceded her in death in Rock Springs, Wyoming on September 30, 1982.
Mrs. Costantino worked in central services as an aide for Memorial Hospital of Sweetwater County for many years.
Her interests included playing bridge and she was a Girl Scout leader for years. She was involved in the Right to Read Program at Western Wyoming Community College and was a member of PEO for over fifty years.
Survivors include two sons Brent Costantino of Rock Springs, Wyoming and Stanley Costantino and wife Lisa of Scottsdale, Arizona; one daughter Sheila Schrib of Rock Springs, Wyoming; two sisters-in-law Aldina Costantino of Rock Springs, Wyoming and Shirley Mariani of Salt Lake City, Utah; one grandson Christopher Costantino of Phoenix, Arizona; three special grandchildren Kari, Lori and Jay Norris and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents, husband, three brothers John, Joe and Roy Mariani and two sisters Stella Frazzini and Viola Defa.
© Vase Funeral October 28, 2014
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