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Angle, Cecil McCall II “Mac”
Fairport – July 5, 2019. Survived by loving wife of 50 years, Cindy; daughters, Dr. Wendy (Shawn) Marshall and Jill Angle; grandchildren, Paxton and Dane Marshall and Max Angle.
Calling hours Thursday, July 11th 3-6 at the Richard H. Keenan Funeral Home, Egypt Location, 7501 Pittsford Palmyra Rd., Fairport, where a Service will immediately follow. In lieu of flowers please consider donations to Humane Society at Lollypop Farm.
Mac was born in Johnstown, PA and at the age of 13 years he left home to attend Staunton Military Academy in Virginia by his own choosing. He continued on from there to play for the Pittsburgh Pirates Organization at the position of shortstop with a batting average of .312! After an unfortunate knee injury that ended his time with the team, although never the love of the game, he continued onwards and graduated from RIT to start his career at Rochester Telephone Company as the Director of Human Resources for 25 years. Mac couldn’t seem to retire so he returned to work in human resources at Genesee Region Home Care for 7 years and then ITX Corp part time until his passing. He continually wanted to help people.
Mac’s love of gardening also led him to work at a local greenhouse and we don’t believe there to be anyone who loved mowing the lawn and gardening more than Mac! Sometimes it would get mowed twice to look like a golf course. The summers would be spent going down to their cottage on Irondequoit Bay – boating, fishing, waterskiing, hanging out at the Fish and Game Club for a fish fry and spending time with all of their friends at the bay.
Mac’s continued love for baseball never ended. He played on softball teams well into his 60’s and when he couldn’t play anymore he enjoyed coaching – especially first base. He always put family first and loved nothing more than to spend time with his wife Cindy and their grandsons Paxton, Max and Dane who thought he was the funniest grandfather with his jokes and goofiness – whether you called him “Granddaddy” or “Da”.
Mac was sincerely one of a kind – a mixture of so many wonderful qualities like kindness, unselfishness and compassion that gave him the reputation of being “the nicest man you will ever meet”. Mac will be missed more than words could say by everyone that has ever come to know him and we can see that all of his fantastic qualities are being passed on to the next generations. We miss you dad, we miss you friend, we miss you Mr. Angle and we miss the best husband there ever was.
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16 responses to “Angle, Cecil McCall II “Mac””
Love you all, and so sorry for this tremendous loss. Mr. Angle will always be in my heart as such a special man who helped shape my childhood. Praying for all of you!
Beautiful family….. you are all in our thoughts during this hard time❤️
Love to you all during this difficult time. Jamie xo
Thinking of you all- what a wonderful man and father- you are in our prayers.
Thinking of you and your family❤️
Sending love, hugs and prayers to your family during this difficult time ❤️
Thinking of all of you during this difficult time. I will never forget Mr. Angle. Much love to you Jill, Wendy and Mrs. Angle.
I came to know Mac through his daughter Jill. I immediately realized his larger than life personality and commitment to his family.Always giving of himself and putting others in front of himself, Mac was a true role model for all to learn from. Being a Pirate fan, we had an opportunity to share some special times together at PNC stadium with each other and where his love for the game was on display for all to see. This was especially influential to his grandson Max who continues in his Da’s footsteps playing the game since the time that he could walk.
Mac was a great man that we could all learn from. He will be missed and remain a part of the lives of all who he came in contact with. Rest well Mac.
I was fortunate enough to coach baseball with Mac this season, and I’ve come across very few people who loved the game as much as Mac. He loved working with the kids, coaching first base, and helping the kids become better ballplayers and better people. While I’ve known Mac for a few years, this past baseball season was where I really got to know him as a person. You will surely be missed, and the game won’t be the same without you. Rest easy, Mac.
Sending condolences to the family from our family. RIP Mac
You are in our thoughts and prayers. Mac was an inspiration to all of us and will be remembered by all of the hearts he has touched. May God bless you and keep you. The Miller family
Our hearts at ITX go out to the Angle family. Mac was a wonderful, helpful person who was always there when you needed him. His clear, objective advice was always something we could count on. We will miss him.
Mac was not only a work mate of many years, he was a great mentor for me when I moved to the US and started working in HR. He was always kind and uplifting, and he had a true passion for people. We’re all going to miss his advice and his ability to bring a smile to everyone around him, but above all, we’re going to miss him. My deepest condolences to Cindy and all the family.
You are all in our thoughts and prayers. Mac was a truly wonderful person, friend, husband, father and grandfather. We were blessed to know him.
Our hearts are filled with sorrow upon hearing the news about Mac. May care and love of those around you provide comfort and peace. Our most sincere condolences go out to you and your family.
Our hearts are filled with sorrow upon hearing the news about Mac. May care and love of those around you provide comfort and peace. Our most sincere condolences.