Frank D'Angelo
August 21, 1953 - August 10, 2024
"May the road rise up to meet you. May the wind be always at your back May the sunshine warm your face, the rain fall soft upon your fields.."
Obituary of Frank D'Angelo
Frank D'Angelo entered into rest August 10, 2024. Born August 21, 1953, in Lockport, he was the son of Emido and Elia (Pieterangelo) D'Angelo. Frank worked at Simonds Saw and Steel and for the City of Lockport Streets Department. He loved cooking and feeding his family and friends. Frank was an avid boxing fan and enjoyed riding his motorcycles. He loved life, his family and all his friends. He will be sadly missed.
Frank is survived by his beloved wife Patty D'Angelo. Beloved father of Jason (Danielle) D'Angelo, Natalie (Scott) Sutherland and Angela D'Angelo. Cherished grandfather of Alexandria (C.J) Morris, Joseph D'Angelo, Dakota D'Angelo and Dallas D'Angelo, Matthew (Rachel) Brown, Annabella Volpe, Isabel McClain, Courtney and Caroline Sutherland, and Victoria D'Angelo. Great grandfather of Amelia, G'onna, Valentino, Taytum, Traeson, Julia and Arianna. Dear brother of Anita (Kevin) Dunnigan and the late David and Joseph D'Angelo. Also survived by several nieces and nephews.
Friends may call Wednesday August 14, 2024 from 4-7 at the Taylor & Reynolds Funeral Home, 70 Niagara Street Lockport NY. A Mass of Christian Burial will be Celebrated Thursday August 15, 2024 at 10:00 am at All Saints Parish, 76 Church St. Lockport. Burial will be held at a later date.
Frankie was a wonderful man. He always was so kind to me and my mom Mary Haney loved him so. He will be sadly missed. Fly high my friend š§”
I knew Frank since I was 13 yrs old, he always was very kind and generous to everyone! Frank and Dave rest in peace my Brothers!! Gone way too soon!
Sorry for your loss Jason!! Peace lil Brother…
All my baseball memories as a kid with your son and you rest my friend
May you rest peacefully Frankie,you were always a good man.
Danny and I were friends through the streets department. He was a real nice guy and we just saw him a few months ago. Thanks for the meatballs, Frankie. They were the best we ever had. Fly high, our friendā¤
I always admired Frank for his courage and loyalty to the people he loved. I will miss him ,he was a person I looked up to. He always gave me good advice and I loved him dearly.Frank DiNicolantonio.
TO THE D’ANGELO FAMILY I AM SORRY TO HERE ABOUT FRANK HE WAS A GOOD MAN WITH A KIND HEART WHO WOULD DO ANYTHING FOR YOU IF HE WAS ABLE TOO I HAVE KNOW HIM ALMOST MY WHOLE LIFE REST IN PEACE MY FRIEND
I knew Frank since I was six years old as well as his siblings.
I grew up in the ” West End” and Frank was a great guy, funny, loyal, kind, generous…..
I spent many a night with him over the years reminiscing at the Niagara Hotel about the old days in our neighborhood and how things had changed and not many people were ” old school ” any more and from time to time he’d stop by and visit with me at home over the years. He’ll be missed.
Anita, I’m sorry for your loses….
Sincerely,
Kenny Noble
Rest in Peace our friend. You will be missed.
Rest in peace
Rest in peace Frank. I knew Frank through business with him but quickly came to know him for his personal warmth and generous heart. Every time I make Frank’s special recipe for “the sauce” I think of him as part of the celebration at the table. He was generous with his heart and his recipe. And he will be missed. Deepest sympathy to Patty, all his family, and friends for your loss.
Just learned of Frankieās passing, I pray peace and strength to his family!
I am so sorry for your loss. I am not sure that this is the Frankie that I knew that lived in Newport News, Virginia. His father own the Papa D’Anglo’s pizza restaurants. He was my brothers and my husband friend. Which unfortunately they are also gone, all three of them. I think he lived on 73rd or 74th street in Newport News. He hung out at our house for years, he was like another brother of mine. I will be honest, i was just sitting here wondering how he was doing, so I looked his name up and this came up. The picture looks like it could have been him when he got older. I haven’t seen him since 1976. Either way he is missed and I am so sorry for you loss.