Birth date: Apr 17, 1935 Death date: Apr 13, 2016
Angela “Angie” Marziale, 80, went home in the arms of the Lord to join God and her family in heaven. Angie was a lifelong resident of Jamesville and proud of being born and raised on the “Back Road”. She was the youngest child of Read Obituary
I remember when going to jamesville to visit my nana my Dad would bring me over to visit Angie and Ida and they were always so welcoming. Angie would go down to her basement and bring me up candy bars & for my birthday she would always mail me $2 bills. She never forgot my birthday. I love you Angie and you are missed dearly. I am just now finding out of your passing while looking you up to get in contact and I am so sorry it’s been so long.
I met Angie when I lost a cat and she found a cat. My cat must have hitched a ride underneath my car when I drove from Manlius to Jamesville Hardware to drop off my lawn mower. Because that is the day our cat went missing. It was also the same day that Jewels followed Angie home from church. It took us about a month to find each other, just by word of mouth. When I went to retrieve Jewels, he gave me such a look, "You waited this long and now you want me to go with you? Why did you bother?" I told Angie, "Look at that cat. He loves you. He wants to stay." So he did. And we gained a great friend in Angie in the process.
We are sorry for your loss. Angie was extremely special. Everyone loved her. She is in heaven now.
Warm thoughts,
Kristen and Val Schuliar
To the family may she rest in piece. Our prayers are with you. Bring back many fond memories of growing up in Jamesville. Ken Stach
Angie was always a joy to see in the neighborhood.Loved her friendly smile and chats. You will be missed! A lovely lady xxoo Heaven has gained yet another angel.
While I did not know Angie personally, I have to say that I chuckled with Pride when reading her obituary...The line about THE BACK ROAD. There aren't too many people that know what that means. I do, you see, because when my Grandparents... Vincenzo (Jimmy) and Elisabetta Conte came to The United States from Italy, they too settled on THE BACK ROAD in Jamesville to raise my father, Joe, and his siblings.
I often heard the name MARZIALE in conversations among my father, aunts, and uncles. I also heard many stories from "Uncle" Nicky Piccolo through the years about what is was like to grow up and work in Jamesville back in the day.
... Piccolo... another family who raised several children on THE BACK ROAD.
May "Uncle" Nicky ( he just passed away in November) and all our Loved ones gone before Angie greet her with Loving Arms as she is reunited with them in Heaven. To think, she spent her birthday today surrounded by Angels and Saints and family and friends that she hadn't seen in some cases for many years.
My prayers are with You, Angie's Family and friends as you send her Home To Jesus.
God Bless Each Of You,
Jean (Conte) Mallaro
To All of Angie's family,
Jim taught at JD High School and I worked at the JD office with Angie. She was such a special coworker and compassionate friend. She took me to St. Mary's for a Healing Mass when my father died suddenly 30 years ago. Of course, we went back to her house for something to eat in true Italian fashion!
We had a special connection: our adopted son's birthday is April 17th, which as you know, would have been her birthday today, too! We prayed for her to have a nice day just before reading of her death in today's newspaper.
We are so sad that she has passed away, but know that her parents and the heavenly angels are rejoicing to have her among them now.
You have our deepest sympathy,
Lynn and Jim DeOrio
Chittenango NY
To Angie's family I am very sorry to hear of your loss. She will be missed. My wife and me used to help her count money at St. Marys. She was very nice to work with and a wiz with figures.
