Jean Marie Cuson September 4, 1941 - December 26, 2022

note and eventually she was decorating their homes too. Her work is, perhaps, best described as eclectic, often combining elements from styles such as New American, Art Deco, and traditional country.

An avid reader, Jean could often be found lost in a book with her faithful feline friend, Puddy, curled up nearby. She was particularly fond of presidential biographies, Pat Conroy, and John Grisham. When reading did not satisfy, she was also a dedicated cruciverbalist regularly completing the New York Times’ crossword. A trait she passed on to her children.

To those who knew her well, she possessed simultaneously a razor-sharp wit and a deep sense of compassion. Always an excellent listener, fierce defender, kind, and gentle, she personified these qualities within her family, friends, students, and profession. She will be forever missed.

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- Surrounded by loved ones, Henry was called to eternal rest on January 17, 2023. Born in Middleton, New York Henry was a resident of Miami since 1939. Henry was the son of Henry Angelo Sr. and Mary Eurich. He served in the U.S. Army. Together with his father Henry Angelo Sr. & brother Edward Angelo, started a commercial painting company Henry Angelo & Sons, Inc., which evolved into a general contracting firm H. Angelo & Company and then H.A. Contracting Corporation.

Henry was predeceased by Eugenia Angelo his wife of 45 years and his siblings James Angleton, Edward Angelo Sr. & Anna Polan.

Henry is survived by his wife of 20 years Marion Lennon Angelo, his two sons and daughter Henry Angelo III and wife Fay Angelo, Mary Angelo Ceavers and husband