Angeline DiNatale Webb passed away peacefully surrounded by the love of her family. Born on July 8, 1936, Angeline lived a life filled with family, friendship, community involvement, and professional accomplishment.

 A proud Buffalonian and proud Italian American, Angeline loved her city, her heritage, and the people in her life. In 1958, while attending Kensington High School, Angeline was voted Dream Girl, an early sign of the confidence, charm, and wonderful sense of style that would stay with her throughout her life. After graduating from Elmira College, Angeline began her career as a teacher in the Buffalo Public Schools. She later earned a Master of Library Science degree from SUNY Buffalo before beginning a successful career as a financial advisor. As the first female partner at Trubee Collins and Company, Angeline helped pave the way for other women in business and remained active in both the business and community organizations she cared about. Angeline was a lifelong supporter of Buffalo’s arts and cultural scene. She loved attending performances at Shea’s, Studio Arena Theatre, Kleinhans Music Hall, and local theater productions, and was a devoted supporter of the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra. She was also an avid Buffalo Bills fan who cheered for her hometown team through every season. Angeline loved knitting, entertaining family and friends, and sharing delicious Italian meals and family recipes. Her home was a gathering place filled with good food, laughter, and conversation.

 Known as “Aunt Angie” to her nieces and nephews, she treasured her lifelong friendships and the many relationships she built throughout her years. Above all, she loved her family. Angeline is survived by her children, Thomas Webb Jr., Justin Webb and his wife, Lisa Bishop Webb, and Rachel Webb; her grandchildren, Katherine Webb, Cody Bishop, and Lauren Rayburn; and her five great-grandchildren, who brought her endless joy. Angeline will be remembered for her warmth, intelligence, style, generosity, love of family, and dedication to her community. Her legacy lives on in the lives she touched and the family she loved so deeply. The family invites relatives and friends to celebrate Angeline’s life and honor her memory.

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