Submitted by Fran Olson Gustafson 1965 <fgustafson917@gmail.com>
on 27/Jun/2023
184.88.213.148
Dawn M. Hingul, of Walden, entered In to rest on Saturday,
June 24, 2023. She was 51. Daughter of the late James E. and
Theresa E. (Angelone) Morris, she was born May 15, 1972 in
Trenton, NJ at McGuire Air Force Base. A lifelong area
resident, Dawn was a Senior Quality Control Engineer with
Marotta Controls, Inc. an aerospace and military supply
company. She always went above and beyond and was dedicated
to her work. She was a graduate of NFA, SUNY Plattsburgh and
went on to earn her Masters Degree at SUNY New Paltz.
Family, especially her children were paramount. She loved
music, her favorite being Dave Matthews, and enjoyed
attending concerts. To all who knew her, she was generous
and selfless. Survivors include her husband, Anthony S.
Hingul; a son, Dominick Hingul and daughter, Cadence Hingul
all of Walden; her mother-in-law, Louise Hingul of Goshen;
four uncles, Daniel (Geri) Angelone of FL (also her God
Father), Patrick (Paula) Angelone of Peyton, CO, Ronald
Angelone of TX and Stephen (Andrea) Angelone of Newburgh;
three aunts, Alice (Thomas) Richner of Wallkill, Donna
(Richard) Lego of Newburgh and Susan Angelone of Clarksboro,
NJ; sister-in-law Barbara (Chuck) Cerillo of Goshen and
their two children, Chelsea and Charles Cerillo; and many
cousins. In addition to her parents, she was predeceased by
her father-in-law, Anthony S. Hingul, Sr., and two uncles,
David and Philip Angelone.
Dawn M. Hingul, of Walden, entered In to rest on Saturday,
June 24, 2023. She was 51. Daughter of the late James E. and
Theresa E. (Angelone) Morris, she was born May 15, 1972 in
Trenton, NJ at McGuire Air Force Base. A lifelong area
resident, Dawn was a Senior Quality Control Engineer with
Marotta Controls, Inc. an aerospace and military supply
company. She always went above and beyond and was dedicated
to her work. She was a graduate of NFA, SUNY Plattsburgh and
went on to earn her Masters Degree at SUNY New Paltz.
Family, especially her children were paramount. She loved
music, her favorite being Dave Matthews, and enjoyed
attending concerts. To all who knew her, she was generous
and selfless. Survivors include her husband, Anthony S.
Hingul; a son, Dominick Hingul and daughter, Cadence Hingul
all of Walden; her mother-in-law, Louise Hingul of Goshen;
four uncles, Daniel (Geri) Angelone of FL (also her God
Father), Patrick (Paula) Angelone of Peyton, CO, Ronald
Angelone of TX and Stephen (Andrea) Angelone of Newburgh;
three aunts, Alice (Thomas) Richner of Wallkill, Donna
(Richard) Lego of Newburgh and Susan Angelone of Clarksboro,
NJ; sister-in-law Barbara (Chuck) Cerillo of Goshen and
their two children, Chelsea and Charles Cerillo; and many
cousins. In addition to her parents, she was predeceased by
her father-in-law, Anthony S. Hingul, Sr., and two uncles,
David and Philip Angelone. 