Rose ann was a wonderful neighbor and a beautiful lady. Peace be with your family
NASHVILLE – Rose “RoseAnn” Romano Angott, age 87, passed away on Friday, July 3, 2026. Born in Washington County, Pennsylvania on January 5, 1939, she was the daughter of the late Anthony “Tony” Romano and Eva Bilotto Romano. She was also preceded in death by her husband, Anthony “Tony” Angott; her son, Mark Joseph Angott; her daughter, Stacy Lynn Angott; her daughter-in-law, Allison Ann Cole Angott; her brothers, Russell Romano and Joseph “Jo-Jo” Romano; and her sister, Mary Catherine Romano Haas.
A woman of great faith who dearly loved her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, RoseAnn was a former long-time member of Saint Hilary Catholic Church in Washington, PA. A social butterfly at heart, she enjoyed spending time with friends and family, shopping, and befriending anyone and everyone she’d encounter. Affectionately known as “Gammo”, her grandchildren were the joy of her life and RoseAnn was never shy to let everyone know it. A devoted and loving mother, grandmother, great grandmother, auntie, and dear friend to many, RoseAnn will be deeply missed and never forgotten.
RoseAnn is survived by her son, Richard Anthony Angott; her grandchildren, Bethany Marie Kenyon (Sam), Leah Lynn Cook (Daniel), and Moriah Joy Angott; her great-grandchildren, Eli, Otto, Olivia, Brandon, and Corinne; her nephews and nieces, Harry Haas, Darlene Tragone, John Romano, Nancy Jozwick, Anthony “Tony” Romano, and Chuckie Romano; and several extended family members and dearest friends.
A Private Family Graveside Service to celebrate RoseAnn‘s life will be held at a later date at Queen of Heaven Catholic Cemetery in McMurray, PA.
Arrangements entrusted to Wheeler & Woodlief Funeral Home and Cremation Services, 1130 N. Winstead Avenue, Rocky Mount, NC 27804. You may share memories and condolences with the family by visiting www.wheelerwoodlief.com.
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Roseann and l were always the best of friends, I was always at her table having coffee and solving the world’s problems. We had a lot to talk about. I’ll always miss the memories we have and cherish them forever. -
I met her at Rocky Mount Family Medical Center and she was a sweet Lady






