| Albert Antonio Iacangelo |
2008
Albert A. Iacangelo, 82, a hairdresser who owned and operated a shop
in the Homer Building on 13th Street in Northwest Washington, died Aug.
14 at his home in the District after a heart attack.
Mr. Iacangelo had his Homer Building business for about 40 years,
until the late 1980s. Afterward, he spent several years working at
Universal hair stylists in Northwest, then continued to serve clients on his
own.
Albert Antonio Iacangelo was a native Washingtonian and attended
Eastern High School.
He started his hairdressing career at 15 at Heads on F Street and later
received a beautician's license.
His companion of 50 years, James Grant, died in 2006. He had no
immediate survivors.
-- Adam Bernstein
Albert A. Iacangelo, 82, a hairdresser who owned and operated a shop
in the Homer Building on 13th Street in Northwest Washington, died Aug.
14 at his home in the District after a heart attack.
Mr. Iacangelo had his Homer Building business for about 40 years,
until the late 1980s. Afterward, he spent several years working at
Universal hair stylists in Northwest, then continued to serve clients on his
own.
Albert Antonio Iacangelo was a native Washingtonian and attended
Eastern High School.
He started his hairdressing career at 15 at Heads on F Street and later
received a beautician's license.
His companion of 50 years, James Grant, died in 2006. He had no
immediate survivors.
-- Adam Bernstein
