Angela T. Flo

On July 5th, 2025, Angela Trevisani Flo was greeted at the gates of heaven with open arms by her loving husband, daughter, twin sons, brother, parents, in-laws, and many other family members. Her earthly family sadly said goodbye, as she joyously reunited with her heavenly family.

Angela was born into this world on May 1st, 1942, to MaryAnn and Joseph Trevisani, and was the oldest of three siblings. From the very beginning, she was surrounded by family, having lived in the same household with not only her immediate family, but with her grandparents, Aunt Florence, and Uncle Gino. Frequent visits from many relatives were common, welcomed, and enjoyed. Meals were shared, cooking, canning, and preserving were skills that were taught, practiced, and passed on. Angela took part in all that the generations before her had to offer, and carried their thoughts, skills, and dreams throughout her life. She passed all that she learned on to her own children and grandchildren.

Angela's motherly instincts were evident from a very early age. As the oldest sibling, she was always concerned with the safety and well-being of her brother and sister. She loved them deeply and, as the older sister, felt the need to defend and care for them. Her parents could always depend on her to watch over them. The faith of her family was upheld during her years at Blessed Sacrament Parish and School. Being part of that parish community played a significant role in her life. Angela prayed unceasingly. Prayers and petitions for her family and all in need were offered daily. She stormed the heavens with requests, always expectant of the next miracle.

She attended Thomas R. Proctor High School and it was in those halls she met Joe Flo. It was a perfect match and, by the age of nineteen, she became his wife. Together, they created a loving home and raised their three children, Jolene, Joe, and Jeff, to whom she unselfishly devoted her life. Ange and Joe had a profound impact not only on their children's lives but also the lives of their grandchildren. Mom, Dad, Mama, Poppy - always there to lend a hand, to lend an ear, to provide care, comfort, and love. This was their legacy. They were fortunate to have known and loved their great-grandchildren and, in their final years, Angela found great joy in being present for all the meaningful moments of their lives. Among the many moments that she shared with them, one most memorable highlight was their trip to Italy together.

For many years, Angela was employed at the medical office of her Uncle, Dr. Gino Trevisani, who was not only her boss, but her "buddy." She was loved and respected by patients, as well as staff, and enjoyed her years there. She was also employed in the X-Ray Department at St. Elizabeth's Hospital, where her pleasant and friendly demeanor gave comfort to patients and led to the development of many friendships.

Angela was an exemplary wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, daughter, daughter-in-law, sister, sister-in-law, aunt, niece, cousin, and friend. She helped everyone in their time of need and gave herself unconditionally, never expecting anything in return. When her mother became ill, she and Joe lovingly welcomed her into their home, providing her with comfort and support until her final days. In years to follow, Joe and Jolene's health struggles became her own. Her unwavering strength brought strength to them. Their passing affected her life tremendously, causing her deep pain and sorrow. Her caring and kindness will always remain with those who knew and loved her.

Angela is survived by her loving sons and their spouses: Joseph and Jessie Flo and Jeffrey and Jen Flo, and her cherished grandchildren: Dr. Frederick and Michelle Flo, Amanda Flo, Samantha and Patrick Ryan, Kristina and Bryan Koski, Nick Flo, and Jordan and Angie Flo. She leaves behind her precious great-grandchildren: Santino, Avianna, Gianina, and Jaxon Flo. She also leaves her treasured sister (who she lovingly referred to as "sista") and brother-in-law: MaryAnn and Tony Vesnaver and nephews: Anthony and Matthew, a special sister-in-law: Lenora Trevisani and her children: Nicole, Joey, and Annemarie (and their families), the most caring Grates and Giruzzi families, and so many dear cousins. Angela also leaves behind her beloved lifelong best friend, Vinnie Rocci, with whom she was blessed to share all the seasons of her life. Angela always referred to Vinnie as her angel, and now she is Vinnie's angel.

She is predeceased by her beloved husband: Joe, her beautiful daughter: Jolene, her precious twin baby boys: Keith and Kevin, her loving parents, her loyal brother: Tom, dearest in-laws, Rose and Joseph Flo, Angela and Butch Giruzzi, Corinne and Fred Grates, aunts, uncles, and cousins.

We are thankful for the blessing that Angela was in our lives. We will miss her dearly, but know that God in His Goodness will welcome her into His Kingdom, where she will have everlasting life.