Birth date: Feb 22, 1920 Death date: Apr 7, 2006
Angelo Thomas Zambetis, age 86, passed away peacefully Friday, April 7, 2006, at Poppen Hospice Residence in Muskegon. He was born on February 22, 1920 to Stamatios and Patra (Pantazis) Zambetis in Samos, Greece. Angelo graduated Read Obituary
TO ALL THE ZAMBETIS'I JUST LEARNED ABOUT YOUR FATHER.I OFFER YOU MY DEEPEST CONDOLENCES.I WAS FORTUNATE TO HAVE SEEN YOUR PARENTS JUST BEFORE THEY MOVED FROM KLINGER.IT WAS GOOD TO SEE THEM ALTHOUGH IT FELT LIKE A CHAPTER OF MY LIFE HAD PASSED INTO HISTORY.NO ONE COULD ASK FOR BETTER NEIGHBORS.THANK ALL OF YOU FOR BEING YOU.##imported-begin##DENNIS HANEY##imported-end##
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I have such fond memeores of Angelo and Stephanie - they come out to visit Bob and Michelle in Calif and they spent much of their vacation volunteering for our big Bowl For Kids' Sake fundraiser for Big Brothers Big Sisters. They would spend 100's of hours proofreading our sponsor sheets - with smiles on their faces. They were so giving. They made a huge impression on me with their kindness and willingness to give so much to others. Rest in peace. With my love, Diane Nichols##imported-begin##Diane Nichols##imported-end##
Mike and family,
It is with deepest sympathy that I'm writing this note. Heartfelt thoughts and prayers to your family. God bless you. Angie and family##imported-begin##Angie P.##imported-end##
Dear Zambetis Family,
We would like to extend our sorrow in the passing of your Father. We hope in some small way we were able to make a difference in his last few days on this earth. It was our pleasure to care for him and to meet his wonderful caring family.
May God Bless##imported-begin##Poppen Hospice Residence##imported-end##
Michael, Donna, Evan, and Petra,
Please accept my condolences; it is not easy to lose a parent.
Sincerely,
Melissa Marcinkus
(I think one or both of my girls played soccer with Petra a long time ago (BoPeeps?))##imported-begin##Melissa Marcinkus##imported-end##
Our dad, Ziggy, called him his best friend. The two of them had a standing bet each year, Tigers vs. Red Sox, and both families enjoyed following its progress through the baseball seasons. He had a great laugh and never failed to get our mom, Josephine, laughing with him. We, the kids, have many fond memories of Mr. Zambetis. He was Tom’s first Cub Scout leader. I, David, remember a time when he pulled a sliver out of my hand when my dad wasn’t around, first sterilizing a needle with a cigarette lighter. Dan recalls a time when Mr. and Mrs. Z stopped by unannounced and our mom and dad were frantically trying to unplug the only toilet in the house – and to clean up the accompanying mess! Mr. and Mrs. Z left, laughing, saying it reminded them too much of their own home. Summers at his beloved Loon Lake. Picnics at Camp Dearborn. Marathon games of 31 with the Curley and Pawelski families. He was proud of his Greek heritage, strong, happy, caring – and just plain fun to be around. In short, he was a great role model, a wonderful influence and we’re blessed to call him part of our ‘extended’ family. With deepest sympathies to all his children and grandchildren.
...from the children of Ziggy and Josephine Strybel: Mary, Marge, Tom, Dan and David##imported-begin##David Strybel##imported-end##
To my friend Patra from many years ago in Couzens Hall in Ann Arbor, and to your whole family, my condolences on the loss of your father. I met your father just once at your home. I recall his gentleness and warmth that day. And, of course, your own kindness and goodness were, I'm sure, partly a reflection of his and of the parent he was. I saw the obituary by accident in the paper and wanted to write. May the Lord give him and your mother the Kingdom! May you and your family be consoled at this sad time by the memories and by his love for you. That part never dies! Walter Korytowsky##imported-begin##Walter Korytowsky##imported-end##
My fondest memory of Angelo and Stephanie was the way that they took me in as family whenever I would visit Detroit. I was far from home and this was much appreciated. I especially remember the night before my wedding, when I stayed in their home and they helped me get ready before leaving for the church.
Bill##imported-begin##Bill and Marian Allaire##imported-end##
On behalf of my parents, Joe and Vicki Niedbala, and the rest of the Niedbala clan from Klinger Street, I offer our deepest condolences on the passing of Angelo. We remember him for the things he left behind -- solidly-built roofs; the trelliswork canopy intertwined with grape vines in the backyard on Klinger that shaded us on hot summer days; a proud, loyal and loving family.
May God grant you solace in your grief and joy in knowing that Angelo is now with his Father in heaven. God Bless.##imported-begin##Marty Niedbala##imported-end##
