Angeline Barthelemy Obituary

Angie was the sweetest person at Lane. She treated me as if I were her child. She yelled at me to put my jacket on before going outside, she made sure that I had a good lunch, she was always looking out for me and others, and she always wanted what was best for me-for that and so much more- I will miss her dearly. She personally knew my mother and my sister. I would like to offer my condolences to her family for this great and tragic loss. May she rest in peace and find her way to heaven.

I was saddened to hear of the passing of Angie. Angie always greeted me with a smile during my 1999-2003 years as a student at Lane, the last three of which I had the pleasure of getting to know her. She was a mother figure and I will always remember her kind encouragements to not worry and enjoy life during the hardest of times. She was definitely one in a million and will be missed greatly.

Dear Vince and Family

I was so sorry to hear of Angie's passing . I will really miss seeing her at Lane. She was always so nice to my family. love Lou Cheri Tim And Matt Jendry

Angie was a wonderful person, I have only known her for about 4 years, Whenever I needed to see anyone at Lane she would help me and let me know what steps I need to take-you can tell she really loved the kids and will be missed.

But we all know that she will still be watching over us.

Marge Hug (Parent of Nicole Roman div 586)

Angie was a person who set a great example for us all with her enthusiasm, kindness and genuine desire to help others. She will be greatly missed.



May her memory be eternal.

Angie touched my whole family's lives. My son knew her from all the times passing past her station, during his years at Lane. My wife talked many times with Angie, during her years on the PTSA and the Local School Council. And I talked with her everyday for the past 11 years. She touched many lives and that entrance will be a little darker now, with her passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with your family.

I was sad to hear of the loss of such a wonderful woman, but she will be a gain in heaven. Her words helped me out on more than one occasion and I am very greatful to have known her. Her position at Lane Tech is irreplaceable and I am sure she will never be forgotten, especially when walking through door M! My condolences go out to Vince and the rest of her family. There will always be an angel watching over you all...

To The Barthelemy Family,

I met Angie a few months ago on my 1st day of work at Lane Tech. She knew my name as soon as I entered the door. She had such a warm caring heart and I looked forward to seeing her and chatting with her every morning before I started.

She was always cheerful, happy and everyone who walked through door M got a warm hello from her.She cared and loved everyone there. She will be missed by all. I am truly sorry for your loss. I will keep Angie in my prayers just as she did for others.

my heart gos out to the family such a shock

i knew angie from otis school she was such a nice lady

my prays are with here family

Mrs. B. was always the first person to greet me every morning. She loved life and shared her love with many who graced the halls of Lane Tech. Door M will never be the same without her. I am sure she will be watching us from heaven because heaven is where all angels belong. God bless the Barthelemy family.

Dear Mr. Barthelemy & Family,



I am very sorry to hear of the loss of Mrs. "B". I am very glad to have had the opportunity to know her. If it was not for her constant reminding me to fill out my application (that she gave me) for the Chicago Police Dept., I would not be where I am today. I now have 8yr's. with the Chicago Police Dept. She definetly was a motivator! Sincerely,

Dear Uncle Vince and Family,

We are truly sorry about your loss. We can't imagine how hard it is to lose someone so close to your heart. We wish you the best and give are most sincere sympathy.

Love Always,

Dear Uncle, Vince, Ana & Ariana

We are devistated to hear the news of Auntie Angie's passing. Words can't express our sorrow. We wish we could be there with you or knew what to say to help ease your pain. In the end, our prayers are what we have to offer. Prayers that the next few days are bearable enough to get thru. Prayers that you find comfort in remembering the time you had together. Prayers that you find peace and your broken heart will mend someday. Prayers that she'll be there to greet us all when it's our turn to go home again. She always made us feel welcome and happy to see each other. She was full of life & love & always being a mother hen protecting her family. She was definately a doting gramma with Ariana and all exciting about the new one too. I'm so glad Noreen & I got to see her. We're all going to miss her terribly. Please accept our deepest sympathy and hugs and love.

December 20, 2004



Dear Mr. Barthelemy and Vince and family:



I cannot tell you how sad I was to learn of Angie's passing. She was always a wonderful friend to me (as well as everyone else), and never failed to brighten the day with a cheery greeting as you entered the halls of Lane Tech. If you were feeling "down", just seeing her and sharing a few words and thoughts with her made your day a good one. She never burdened you with her problems, but just made you feel better. She was a wonderful, loving person, a great lady, and I will miss her greatly. I feel it was a privilege and a blessing to have known her.



With sincere sympathy and love,



Libby Manthy