Sebastian Joseph Archangeli, 76, of Wheelersburg, Ohio, died Friday evening. He is survived by his loving wife, Diana.Born in Old Forge, he was the son of the late Sebastian "Birdie" and Mary Angeli Archangeli. After being educated in Old Forge, he joined the Marine Corps. A natural- born salesman, he had many professions. He was a restaurant owner and a independent salesman for Bicknell Supply Co. He was an avid boater and you could usually spot him on the Ohio River. He enjoyed horse racing and fishing. He lived a life most would dream about and would dazzle you with his stories. A good "pitch" player, he would make up the rules as we played and would "swing" the jack and get lucky. He loved his family and enjoyed spending Sundays with them for dinner. Homemade macaroni was his specialty, and his sauce and meatballs were always on the stove.Also surviving are a daughter, Linda and husband, Doug Buturla, Georgia; sons, Joseph and wife, Heather, Townsend, Del.; Darren, Townsend, Del.; Sebastian, Scranton; and Michael and wife, Nicole, Dunmore; sister, Veronica, South Shore, Ky.; grandchildren, Lauren, Vincent, Samantha, Chase, Landon, John, Ryan, Natalia and Gianni; many nieces, nephews and cousins, whom he loved dearly.He was also preceded in death by an infant daughter, Cindy; sister, Bebiana Dominick; and his partner-in-crime, Ralph Dominick.
Harrison and Pyles Funeral Home obituary.
Harrison and Pyles Funeral Home obituary.
Sebastian Joseph Archangeli, 76, of Wheelersburg, Ohio, died Friday evening. He is survived by his loving wife, Diana.Born in Old Forge, he was the son of the late Sebastian "Birdie" and Mary Angeli Archangeli. After being educated in Old Forge, he joined the Marine Corps. A natural- born salesman, he had many professions. He was a restaurant owner and a independent salesman for Bicknell Supply Co. He was an avid boater and you could usually spot him on the Ohio River. He enjoyed horse racing and fishing. He lived a life most would dream about and would dazzle you with his stories. A good "pitch" player, he would make up the rules as we played and would "swing" the jack and get lucky. He loved his family and enjoyed spending Sundays with them for dinner. Homemade macaroni was his specialty, and his sauce and meatballs were always on the stove.Also surviving are a daughter, Linda and husband, Doug Buturla, Georgia; sons, Joseph and wife, Heather, Townsend, Del.; Darren, Townsend, Del.; Sebastian, Scranton; and Michael and wife, Nicole, Dunmore; sister, Veronica, South Shore, Ky.; grandchildren, Lauren, Vincent, Samantha, Chase, Landon, John, Ryan, Natalia and Gianni; many nieces, nephews and cousins, whom he loved dearly.He was also preceded in death by an infant daughter, Cindy; sister, Bebiana Dominick; and his partner-in-crime, Ralph Dominick.
Harrison and Pyles Funeral Home obituary.
Harrison and Pyles Funeral Home obituary.
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