Obituary of Angelo Paul Sacheli

Angelo P. Sacheli

Pittsford - Passed April 29th, 2019, at age 86. Predeceased by his parents, Angelina and John; brothers and sisters, Chuck (Josephine), Rosie, Joe (Ester), Francis (Joe), John (Mary) and Ralph (Karen) and his loving wife Marjorie of 61 years. Angelo leaves behind his children, Tom (Jean), Steve (Donna) and Donna (Scott) Heslink; grandchildren, Matt (Lyndsey), Nick, Chris, Tim and Kimberly Sacheli; William and Davis Heslink; many cousins, nieces and nephews.

Angelo, known by all as "Ang", was as a loyal husband, loving father, brother, grandfather and a friend to many. After serving in the Korean War, Ang became a self-made man, who through hard work, street smarts and an unconventional path became a successful home builder. As multi-proprietor of Finger Lakes Development and a co-owner of Markay Development his businesses-built hundreds of family homes in Ontario and Monroe Counties. To accompanying his professional success, Ang was known as an extremely talented handyman. He could fix and create anything he desired and tinkered often at his work bench in his basement. Besides his handyman talents, he was also a talented cook and loved to make his specialty Italian dishes for his family. Ang's other hobbies included boating, gun clubs, vacationing but his favorite hobby was his love of cars. Ang owned numerous Jaguars and Mercedes convertibles and converted his garage into a mini detail shop to keep his cars looking perfect. In the end, it was Angelo's endless love of his wife, Marjorie, his children, grandchildren, brothers and sisters and his friends that were the center of his world. He was proud of what he accomplished, and he knew he left behind a legacy for years to come. Our Father never wrote his feelings in writing, but he always said them in words and he would often say, "I love you" and "I am proud of you". There is a song from Frank Sinatra, that encompasses our Father's life and that song is, "My Way". Angelo carved a unique path through life and he certainly did it "his way".

A private Memorial Service was held for the immediate family at White Haven Memorial Park.