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STANCO, ANGELO MARINO a native son of Glen Cove, Long Island, died on April 12, 2014, in Spring Hill, Florida, where he had lived since 1987. He was born on July 19, 1926. He was preceded in death by his parents, Angelo Stanco and Rose Pascucci, as well as his sister, Mary Mazza, and his brother, Michael Stanco. He is survived by his son Retired Sgt. James Stanco and wife Cathy of Temple, Texas, and their daughters, Christina and Sarah Stanco, of Oceanside, California; his daughters Jane Walker and her two children, Noah and Grace, of Corrales, New Mexico and daughter Tammy McNeil and her daughter, Soleil, of Salt Lake City, Utah, daughter Margaret Mary McMurray and her children, Collin and Sophia, of Sandy, Utah; his son Christopher Stanco and his son Sage, of South Pasadena, California; his daughter Kathleen Stanco of Santa Monica, California; Janet Marie McNeil, his first wife and the mother of his six children, of Albuquerque, New Mexico; his widow, Joan Stanco of Spring Hill, Florida, his wife of 27 years; nephew John Mazza of Hicksville, New York. Angelo Marino Stanco was a proud Navy man who served the U.S. in the Pacific theater during World War II. He was a police officer in Nassau County, New York, for 33 years. He loved a glass of hearty red wine, a chauteaubriand, and a spin on a Harley. He marveled at the success of his children. He carried regret in his heart over some things that had happened that he could not change. His children loved him and will miss him; they will memorialize him at the beach in California this summer. "We love you, Dad. We hope you're doing the Twist with St. Peter and not sitting in the time-out chair. Arrivederci."
        Published on: Sun April 20, 2014