Ouachita County Louisiana Archives Obituaries.....ANGELINI, VERA VALERI February 23, 2014
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News Star World February 26, 2014
VERA VALERI ANGELINI

Vera Valeri Angelini was born March 19, 1926, in Leominster, Massachusetts and 
a resident of Monroe, Louisiana since 1952. Vera passed away at St. Francis 
Medical Center at the age of 87. Vera was past president of the Catholic 
Newcomer's Club, Note Bene Club, and the West Oak Garden Club. She was on the 
Board of Directors for the YMCA, the Mental Health Association, the American 
Cancer Society , and the Ouachita Society for Crippled Children. Was a Cub 
Scout and Girl Scout leader at her church, Jesus the Good Shepherd Catholic 
Church. She was a member of the Bayou Desiard Country Club, Saint Francis 
Hospital Auxillary, and the Catholic Daughters of America. She was also a co-
founding member of Jesus the Good Shepherd Church.

She is preceded in death by her husband, Hugo John Angelini; son, David 
Nicholas Angelini; her parents Prerina and Ascenzio Valeri; brother, Enrico 
Valeri; and sister, Phyllis Ciaschini.

Survivors include one son, Nicky David Angelini and his wife Ellen of Mission 
Viejo, California; two daughters, Debbie Wilmore and her husband Jeff of 
Monroe, Lisa Angelini of Monroe, and her precious dog, Liebling; 
grandchildren, Valerie Ann Palmer and her husband Charles of Denver, Colorado, 
Jason Hugo Jones of Monroe, and Michael David Angelini of Mission Viejo, 
California; her sisters, Doris Ciccolini and Norma Normandin; sister-in-law, 
Mary Britton of Leominster, Massachusetts; and many nieces and nephews. 
Services will be held at Saint Ann's Catholic Church in Leominster, 
Massachusetts. Interment will be at Saint Leo's Catholic Cemetary in 
Leominster, Massachustts under the direction of Richardson Funeral Home. The 
family would like to thank Mulhearn Funeral Home for making all arrangements 
in Monroe, Louisiana in such a thoughtful and caring manner. We also deeply 
appreciate all the loving care and attention that was given to our mother 
during her stay at St. Francis Hospital. They were truly angels of mercy in 
her time of need.

Mrs. Angelini's fondest wish would be for any donations to be made to the 
American Cancer Society at www. cancer.org./donate.

Online Registry/Condolences: www.mulhearnfuneralhome.com

Mulhearn Funeral Home

Sterlington Road

Monroe, LA



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