Angelo DeGiulio

At his core, Angelo, or "Ang Man" was a wild boy.

Angelo William DeGiulio unexpectedly passed away at age 33, May 30th, 2026, at his home in Dearborn Heights, Michigan.

Angelo was born December 19th, 1992 in Trenton, Michigan.

By just 10 years old, you could find Angelo tearing up local skate parks on his rollerblades - his first passion. By 15 he moved on to BMX and at this time you could have found him anywhere in Wayne County trying to find the biggest thing to jump off of.

Driven by his desire to support himself, Angelo picked up different jobs mostly in landscaping and lawncare which he truly enjoyed - especially because of those he got to do it with. Angelo was always someone who picked things up quickly & would never quit once he set his mind to something. As he picked up more work he became someone who not only had the intangibles to succeed but also the discipline to achieve whatever he wanted.

In 2020, Angelo bought his first motorcycle, which he fell in love with and later upgraded to his beloved Yamaha MT07. Angelo's love of motorcycles turned into an OCD fueled obsession with everything about maintaining them.

This passion built the foundation for him to take on a job as an auto technician which he excelled at - which led to him receiving the Presidential Award after only a short time.

Eventually Angelo moved on to TUV where he continued his work as an auto technician & finally found a place he felt could fulfill and sustain him.

More than anything else, Angelo loved his family - which he always found time for.

Angelo leaves his memory to be cherished with his parents, Patricia Voigt and Angelo DeGiulio, his brother Dominic, his grandparents Marcella and Angelo, his Aunt Jenny, and his three cousins, Jared, Nicholas, and Anthony.

Angelo was preceded in death by his Uncle Matt - who sparked his love for working in the garage. He was also preceded in death by his Aunt Marcy.

Angelo lived fast, loved hard, and never did anything halfway.

He will be deeply missed by all who were lucky enough to know him.