Birth date: Nov 23, 1927 Death date: Jun 17, 2020
Angelo Cantalupo, 92, of Largo, Florida passed away peacefully on Wednesday, June 17th 2020. He was born November 23rd 1927 in Brooklyn, New York to Vito and Virginia (Qianquitto) Cantalupo who have predeceased him. Angelo served Read Obituary
You will always remembered in our hearts. You were such a constant in our lives for so many years, all the Sunday dinners you cooked and shared with us. The fun New Years Eve we played Twister and your wonderful sense of humor.
I am so happy you found a wonderful second life, thanks Jean
Rest in Peace until we meet again My sympathy for your loss George,Tom, Jean and family Love Carolyn Wynn (Giles)
I’ll always remember our happy times playing cards. Going to Popes Creek for crabs. It gives me comfort to remember your smile and infectious laugh. Rest In Peace Angelo.
My sympathies to George, Tom and Jean.
Love, Mary Zegers
I feel so Blessed that God put Jean and Angelo in my life and my wife's life. They are two of the kindest and most humble people I know. I sure am going to miss you Buddy. The good thing is that you are in Heaven with Jesus now and I will get to see you again someday. You and Jean sure helped put thousands of smiles on kids and adults alike at the trains at the Largo Central Railroad. Including my kids and grandkids. You truly were the Greatest Generation. The world could sure use a lot more Jean's and Angelo's right now. Thanks for everything and Love you both. Jon and Peggy Wolf.
Dearest Georgie, Tommy and Jean, I am so sorry about my wonderful sweet brother passing. I have many beautiful memories over Our Mothers house for all the wonderful holiday's and fun talent shows My Brother Angelo put on for us.I'll never forget our fun breakfasts together and how you enjoyed Mamma's pasta Fazoole. I cherish the many laughs and fun we had with you dear brother. I will love you always my sweet brother and you will always be remembered and you will always be in my prayers . Your Loving Sister Rosemarie
Ange was one of the most dedicate members of the Largo Central Railroad. Always with a smile and a joke to tell. I will always treasure his friendship. My most humble condolences are extended to the entire Cantalupo family. Sincerely, Bruce F. Raykiewicz
