Charles A. Angelo
October 12, 1938 ~ December 15, 2021
Charles A. Angelo, 83, of Morrisonville, passed away at 3:16 a.m. on Wednesday, December 15, 2021 at his residence.
Charlie was born October 12, 1938 in Carlinville, the son of Gilbert and Martha (Sutton) Angelo. He married Betty M. Mitchell on April 12, 1964 at the Morrisonville United Methodist Church, and they have enjoyed over 57 years of marriage.
Charlie graduated from Girard High School with the Class of 1956, and went on to proudly serve our country in the United States Air Force. He turned his honorable service to the Air Force into a career with the United State Air National Guard, where he retired as a Chief Master Sergeant and 42 years of service. In his retirement, Charlie and Betty spent a lot of time painting commercially for many residents, businesses, and churches in Morrisonville. He was an avid gardener, talented carpenter, and he loved to bowl and enjoy a few beers.
He was preceded in death by his parents; nephew, Bryan Mitchell; step-sister, Mary Lou Remling; and step-brother, Robert Utt.
Charlie is survived by his wife, Betty M. Angelo of Morrisonville; son, Chad Angelo of Colorado Springs, CO; daughter, Kelli Showalter of Rochester; grandson, Daniel Showalter of Rochester; sister, Connie (husband, Tom) O’Neill of Florida; and brother, John (wife, Bobbie) Angelo of Texas.
Visitation: The family will receive friends from 4:00-7:00 p.m. on Sunday, December 19, 2021 at Perfetti-Assalley Funeral Home, 304 Carlin Street, Morrisonville, IL 62546.
Funeral Ceremony: 10:30 a.m. on Monday, December 20, 2021 at Perfetti-Assalley Funeral Home in Morrisonville with Rev. LuAnne Stewart officiating.
Private interment with military honors will be held at Camp Butler National Cemetery in Springfield.
Memorial contributions may be made to: the American Cancer Society, 4215 Lindell Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63108, or Christian County Animal Control, 300 S. Baughman Road, Taylorville, IL 62568.
Please visit www.assalleyfuneralhomes.com to share memories of Charlie, or offer condolences to his family.
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We had great times together! Hanging out even on New Years Eve! Wonderful cookout and fish fries! He was like another dad to me! Always love him and you all!
Sorry for your loss Charlie was a good man. Rest in piece Charlie condolences to the family
Chad I’m so sorry for your loss
Sending prayers, condolences and sympathy to the family. Charles was a good friend and classmate. We enjoyed many fun times together at Girard High School and the meetings of the youth group at First Baptist church. May his memory always be a blessing. Rest In Peace my friend. Dr. Robert K Jenkins
Uncle Pierre (Charle) and Aunt Betty came to our house in Colorado to come meet their Great Nephew Ryan age 1 year old at the time .
Uncle Pierre had asked Ryan to sit by him on the couch and they both giggled and played peekaboo and fun little games like that. Uncle Pierre showed such kindness and comfort to Ryan as Ryan enjoyed being with him.
Uncle Pierre was a wonderful man and treated everyone with kindness and will be deeply missed by everyone.
Our deepest sympathy and condolences to Aunt Betty,Cousins Chad and Kelli and families and to my Mom Connie and Uncle John.
In memory of Charlie! From Mike and Janet Grundy
Betty and family,
Sorry for your loss. It happened so suddenly, as I heard him in the background just a week ago. Sorry we were not able to attend the visitation, but Richard had some medical issues. Call me with your cell number.
Sherry
Betty and children Chad and Kelly I send my deepest condolences to you at this time of sadness! Ramona Grundy
Chad and family,
We are thinking of you in this difficult time.
Wishing you peace and comfort.
Jessica, Jarret and David Baldwin
Charlie was a wonderful person him and aunt Betty went beyond helping Bryan out and bein there for him your old worker from park place Lori Cloe and family
My sincere condolences to Betty and family. I just recently learned of Charless passing, and it seems so sudden. It was always a joy to see the two of you out for a drive in the golf cart, gardening, or enjoying lunch on the porch together. A person couldnt ask for better neighbors. You are in my thoughts and prayers. May Our Lord bring comfort and keep you both in His tender care.