Angelo DiBiagio, 79, of Nazareth, PA, passed away on January 19 ^th 2021 in the St. Luke's Hospital Anderson Campus. He was born May 18, 1941 in Controguerra, Italy, a son of the late Giovanni and Clementina (Pompilii) DiBiagio.

Angelo immigrated to America from Italy aboard the SS Nassau in 1955 with his family, in pursuit of a better future. They settled in Staten Island, NY for many years before moving to Easton, PA. Angelo attended McKee High School in Staten Island from 1957-1959. Angelo was married to Carol A. (Stokes) DiBiagio for 43 years until her passing in 2008. He served in the US Army from 1962-1964 and received a Good Conduct Medal. He was a self-employed contractor, owner and operator of Angelo's Remodeling until he retired. He was a member of St. Anthony's Padua Church, East Lawn Social Club, Palmer Township Fire Co, Stockertown Rod & Gun Club, East Bath Rod & Gun Club and the Lower Nazareth Rod & Gun Club.

Angelo was a proud father, husband, partner, friend and Pepa. He enjoyed fishing, hunting, playing bocce and smoking a good cigar. You could often find him out to lunch with his friends, eating good food and drinking wine & espresso, don't forget the Sambuca. His humor and wisdom were truly one of a kind! He enjoyed getting breakfast from Sheetz and eating dinner at the local club. He spent his nights watching movies and keeping Amazon Prime in business. Angelo was always on the go and especially loved to travel with his family and friends! The many hunting trips to NC with his sons and grandchildren, exploring Arizona and Italy with his girlfriend Linda, and relaxing in Florida with his daughter and Skip. Angelo was always picking up his son John and spending quality time with him. Although retired, he was the groundskeeper and cabana boy for the DiBiagio-Napolitano Resort. During the winter months he spent his time in Florida with his beloved sister, Anna. What he enjoyed most in life though was being the best Pepa to his 4 grandchildren. He loved attending their sporting events and celebrating all of their achievements. He talked proudly of them and supported them in any way he could. Angelo was also determined to keep his family's Italian traditions alive. He regularly made & shared his homemade wine, sausage, pasta, bread and gravy. Keeping in touch with his relatives and friends in Italy. In 2009, he took his children and grandchildren there to see their roots. We hope to continue on those traditions and connections to Italy!

Angelo is survived by his daughter, Tina Marie DiBiagio and husband Leonard Napolitano of Nazareth; sons, Angelo E. and wife Lisa DiBiagio of Williams Township, John R. DiBiagio of Nazareth; grandchildren, Tori Lippincott, TJ Lippincott, Angelo DiBiagio and Giovanni DiBiagio; sister, Anna and husband Henry Sepulveda; girlfriend, Linda Ritchings; and many loving family members and best friends.

A celebration of Angelo's life will be announced at a later time.

In lieu of flowers, please raise a glass of wine and toast to Angelo's life.