OBITUARIES
Attilio Angelosante
OLD ORCHARD BEACH - Former Old Orchard Beach resident, Attilio V. Angelosante, 89, of South Pasadena, Fla., died on Saturday at The Springs Nursing Care Facility. He was born in Portland on Dec. 30, 1915, a son of Albert and Madeleine Amatrosa Angelosante. He was educated in Old Orchard Beach schools and graduated from Old Orchard Beach High School in 1934. While in high school he was a member of the basketball team which played its home games in the Town Hall Auditorium. During World War II he served as a Chief Motor Machinist in the Atlantic Theatre aboard submarines. Following his discharge he was briefly employed at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. During the war, following the death of their father, his brother converted the family take out and restaurant located on the corner of Union and Saco Avenues to a gas station. When he returned from the war he joined his brother in forming a partnership, Sante Brothers, which included heating oil. During the summer months they also operated tourist cabins, which they operated for 55 years. He spent the winter months in Florida returning to Maine in the summers until this summer when his health did not permit him to do so. In Florida, as a hobby he reconditioned bicycles for the needy children and retirees. He was an ardent Red Sox fan. He was a Life Member of the Biddeford-Saco Lodge of Elks, a Charter Member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the C. Fayette Staples Post, American Legion, and a former member of the Old Orchard Beach Chamber of Commerce. He was also a parishioner of St. Margaret's Parish. He was known for his support of many charitable and civic projects in Old Orchard Beach. A few years ago he established the Angelosante Family Scholarship Fund at Old Orchard Beach High School. Last month he was inducted into the Old Orchard Beach Alumni Association "Hall of Fame." He was preceded in death by: His parents; his two wives, Gladys Norton and Theresa (Lemieux) Burns Angelosante; two brothers, Vincent and Albert; and three sisters, Elena, Lucy and Louise. He is survived by: Three nephews, Joseph Fisher of Vallejo, Calif., Michael Angelosante of Old Orchard Beach and Colonel James Angelosante, U.S. Army of Black Diamond, Washington; two nieces, Madeline Bernier of Lewiston and Marlene Day of Old Orchard Beach; 11 nieces and nephews; and nine great-great-nieces and great-great-nephews.
Death Notices
ANGELOSANTE
ATTILIO V., formerly of Old Orchard Beach, died Aug. 27 in Florida. A Memorial Mass will be celebrated on Saturday, Sept. 10 at 1 p.m. in St. Margaret's Church in Old Orchard Beach. Graveside services will follow at the family lot in Laurel Hill Cemetery, in Saco with Military Honors. His survivors include his wife Theresa's children, Mrs. Paul (Carolyn) St. Hilaire of Biddeford and Lester Walling of Old Orchard Beach. Those who desire may make memorial donations to: The Angelosante Family Scholarship Fund, c/o Superintendent of Schools, Old Orchard Beach School Department, 28 Jameson Hill Road, Old Orchard Beach, ME 04064.
Biddeford Journal Tribune
Biddeford, York County, Maine
Thursday, Sept. 1st, 2005 edition
Attilio Angelosante
OLD ORCHARD BEACH - Former Old Orchard Beach resident, Attilio V. Angelosante, 89, of South Pasadena, Fla., died on Saturday at The Springs Nursing Care Facility. He was born in Portland on Dec. 30, 1915, a son of Albert and Madeleine Amatrosa Angelosante. He was educated in Old Orchard Beach schools and graduated from Old Orchard Beach High School in 1934. While in high school he was a member of the basketball team which played its home games in the Town Hall Auditorium. During World War II he served as a Chief Motor Machinist in the Atlantic Theatre aboard submarines. Following his discharge he was briefly employed at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. During the war, following the death of their father, his brother converted the family take out and restaurant located on the corner of Union and Saco Avenues to a gas station. When he returned from the war he joined his brother in forming a partnership, Sante Brothers, which included heating oil. During the summer months they also operated tourist cabins, which they operated for 55 years. He spent the winter months in Florida returning to Maine in the summers until this summer when his health did not permit him to do so. In Florida, as a hobby he reconditioned bicycles for the needy children and retirees. He was an ardent Red Sox fan. He was a Life Member of the Biddeford-Saco Lodge of Elks, a Charter Member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the C. Fayette Staples Post, American Legion, and a former member of the Old Orchard Beach Chamber of Commerce. He was also a parishioner of St. Margaret's Parish. He was known for his support of many charitable and civic projects in Old Orchard Beach. A few years ago he established the Angelosante Family Scholarship Fund at Old Orchard Beach High School. Last month he was inducted into the Old Orchard Beach Alumni Association "Hall of Fame." He was preceded in death by: His parents; his two wives, Gladys Norton and Theresa (Lemieux) Burns Angelosante; two brothers, Vincent and Albert; and three sisters, Elena, Lucy and Louise. He is survived by: Three nephews, Joseph Fisher of Vallejo, Calif., Michael Angelosante of Old Orchard Beach and Colonel James Angelosante, U.S. Army of Black Diamond, Washington; two nieces, Madeline Bernier of Lewiston and Marlene Day of Old Orchard Beach; 11 nieces and nephews; and nine great-great-nieces and great-great-nephews.
Death Notices
ANGELOSANTE
ATTILIO V., formerly of Old Orchard Beach, died Aug. 27 in Florida. A Memorial Mass will be celebrated on Saturday, Sept. 10 at 1 p.m. in St. Margaret's Church in Old Orchard Beach. Graveside services will follow at the family lot in Laurel Hill Cemetery, in Saco with Military Honors. His survivors include his wife Theresa's children, Mrs. Paul (Carolyn) St. Hilaire of Biddeford and Lester Walling of Old Orchard Beach. Those who desire may make memorial donations to: The Angelosante Family Scholarship Fund, c/o Superintendent of Schools, Old Orchard Beach School Department, 28 Jameson Hill Road, Old Orchard Beach, ME 04064.
Biddeford Journal Tribune
Biddeford, York County, Maine
Thursday, Sept. 1st, 2005 edition
OBITUARIES
Attilio Angelosante
OLD ORCHARD BEACH - Former Old Orchard Beach resident, Attilio V. Angelosante, 89, of South Pasadena, Fla., died on Saturday at The Springs Nursing Care Facility. He was born in Portland on Dec. 30, 1915, a son of Albert and Madeleine Amatrosa Angelosante. He was educated in Old Orchard Beach schools and graduated from Old Orchard Beach High School in 1934. While in high school he was a member of the basketball team which played its home games in the Town Hall Auditorium. During World War II he served as a Chief Motor Machinist in the Atlantic Theatre aboard submarines. Following his discharge he was briefly employed at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. During the war, following the death of their father, his brother converted the family take out and restaurant located on the corner of Union and Saco Avenues to a gas station. When he returned from the war he joined his brother in forming a partnership, Sante Brothers, which included heating oil. During the summer months they also operated tourist cabins, which they operated for 55 years. He spent the winter months in Florida returning to Maine in the summers until this summer when his health did not permit him to do so. In Florida, as a hobby he reconditioned bicycles for the needy children and retirees. He was an ardent Red Sox fan. He was a Life Member of the Biddeford-Saco Lodge of Elks, a Charter Member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the C. Fayette Staples Post, American Legion, and a former member of the Old Orchard Beach Chamber of Commerce. He was also a parishioner of St. Margaret's Parish. He was known for his support of many charitable and civic projects in Old Orchard Beach. A few years ago he established the Angelosante Family Scholarship Fund at Old Orchard Beach High School. Last month he was inducted into the Old Orchard Beach Alumni Association "Hall of Fame." He was preceded in death by: His parents; his two wives, Gladys Norton and Theresa (Lemieux) Burns Angelosante; two brothers, Vincent and Albert; and three sisters, Elena, Lucy and Louise. He is survived by: Three nephews, Joseph Fisher of Vallejo, Calif., Michael Angelosante of Old Orchard Beach and Colonel James Angelosante, U.S. Army of Black Diamond, Washington; two nieces, Madeline Bernier of Lewiston and Marlene Day of Old Orchard Beach; 11 nieces and nephews; and nine great-great-nieces and great-great-nephews.
Death Notices
ANGELOSANTE
ATTILIO V., formerly of Old Orchard Beach, died Aug. 27 in Florida. A Memorial Mass will be celebrated on Saturday, Sept. 10 at 1 p.m. in St. Margaret's Church in Old Orchard Beach. Graveside services will follow at the family lot in Laurel Hill Cemetery, in Saco with Military Honors. His survivors include his wife Theresa's children, Mrs. Paul (Carolyn) St. Hilaire of Biddeford and Lester Walling of Old Orchard Beach. Those who desire may make memorial donations to: The Angelosante Family Scholarship Fund, c/o Superintendent of Schools, Old Orchard Beach School Department, 28 Jameson Hill Road, Old Orchard Beach, ME 04064.
Biddeford Journal Tribune
Biddeford, York County, Maine
Thursday, Sept. 1st, 2005 edition
Attilio Angelosante
OLD ORCHARD BEACH - Former Old Orchard Beach resident, Attilio V. Angelosante, 89, of South Pasadena, Fla., died on Saturday at The Springs Nursing Care Facility. He was born in Portland on Dec. 30, 1915, a son of Albert and Madeleine Amatrosa Angelosante. He was educated in Old Orchard Beach schools and graduated from Old Orchard Beach High School in 1934. While in high school he was a member of the basketball team which played its home games in the Town Hall Auditorium. During World War II he served as a Chief Motor Machinist in the Atlantic Theatre aboard submarines. Following his discharge he was briefly employed at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. During the war, following the death of their father, his brother converted the family take out and restaurant located on the corner of Union and Saco Avenues to a gas station. When he returned from the war he joined his brother in forming a partnership, Sante Brothers, which included heating oil. During the summer months they also operated tourist cabins, which they operated for 55 years. He spent the winter months in Florida returning to Maine in the summers until this summer when his health did not permit him to do so. In Florida, as a hobby he reconditioned bicycles for the needy children and retirees. He was an ardent Red Sox fan. He was a Life Member of the Biddeford-Saco Lodge of Elks, a Charter Member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the C. Fayette Staples Post, American Legion, and a former member of the Old Orchard Beach Chamber of Commerce. He was also a parishioner of St. Margaret's Parish. He was known for his support of many charitable and civic projects in Old Orchard Beach. A few years ago he established the Angelosante Family Scholarship Fund at Old Orchard Beach High School. Last month he was inducted into the Old Orchard Beach Alumni Association "Hall of Fame." He was preceded in death by: His parents; his two wives, Gladys Norton and Theresa (Lemieux) Burns Angelosante; two brothers, Vincent and Albert; and three sisters, Elena, Lucy and Louise. He is survived by: Three nephews, Joseph Fisher of Vallejo, Calif., Michael Angelosante of Old Orchard Beach and Colonel James Angelosante, U.S. Army of Black Diamond, Washington; two nieces, Madeline Bernier of Lewiston and Marlene Day of Old Orchard Beach; 11 nieces and nephews; and nine great-great-nieces and great-great-nephews.
Death Notices
ANGELOSANTE
ATTILIO V., formerly of Old Orchard Beach, died Aug. 27 in Florida. A Memorial Mass will be celebrated on Saturday, Sept. 10 at 1 p.m. in St. Margaret's Church in Old Orchard Beach. Graveside services will follow at the family lot in Laurel Hill Cemetery, in Saco with Military Honors. His survivors include his wife Theresa's children, Mrs. Paul (Carolyn) St. Hilaire of Biddeford and Lester Walling of Old Orchard Beach. Those who desire may make memorial donations to: The Angelosante Family Scholarship Fund, c/o Superintendent of Schools, Old Orchard Beach School Department, 28 Jameson Hill Road, Old Orchard Beach, ME 04064.
Biddeford Journal Tribune
Biddeford, York County, Maine
Thursday, Sept. 1st, 2005 edition
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