Welcome to the official website of Angelo Skip Dellomo.
Angelo Dellomo of Mays Landing is a retired math teacher who contributed 40 years of service in the classroom. During his tenure as a math educator, Dellomo was recognized for developing the practical application of mathematics enabling students to design and create architectural blueprints drawn to scale. Angelo Skip Dellomo was also awarded an educational grant to develop and conduct a program in archaeology for Jr. High students during this teaching years. Angelo Dellomo’s proudest achievement outside of helping countless students pass their math courses was receiving the New Jersey Governor’s Recognition Award for excellence in education.
Outside of the classroom, Angelo Dellomo has several other passions. His most noticeable interest coming in the form of being an essential proponent of the protection of the New Jersey Pine Barrens. As an early proponent of declaring the New Jersey Pine Barrens a National Preserve, Angelo Dellomo’s efforts, along with other like-minded individuals, helped lead to multiple laws protecting the natural resources of the more than 1.1 million acres of land that call the Pine Barrens home. In another effort to preserve New Jersey’s amazing natural resources, Dellomo served as an alternate representative on the Great Egg Harbor River Study Commission for Hamilton Township, which led to the inclusion of the river into the National Wild & Scenic River program.
His interest in the area led Dellomo to author two books about the area’s unique history. In fact, Angelo Dellomo is a recognized historic sites interpreter for the state of New Jersey and enjoys volunteering at the historic Batsto Village and historic Atsion Mansion. Dellomo’s fondness for history in the area led him to join the Atlantic County Historical Society where he has served as both Director and President at different points. One topic of great interest to Pine Barrens buffs are the still existing ghost town ruins, some dating back to colonial times, all rich in local history. It is with great enthusiasm that Dellomo continues to present on the subject, as guest speaker, at the South Jersey History Seminar at the Smithville Inn, and at similar events throughout south Jersey.
In retirement, Angelo Skip Dellomo has grown more active in volunteering with his church. Dellomo relishes the opportunity to work the food concession stand at the annual church festival and get to know fellow members of his community. Dellomo remains active with the St. Joseph Society that provides carpentry and maintenance work for the church. Angelo Dellomo developed his skills in carpentry thanks to his father who was in the construction business until his untimely death, which caused Dellomo to become the owner and general manager of Dell-Per Inc.
With life experience in many different industries and a passion for the great outdoors, this website will serve as an outlet for Dellomo to share his thoughts and insights regarding everything from the latest conservation trends to the best tips for improving the math skills of any young student.
Thank you for visiting the official website of Angelo Skip Dellomo, be sure to check back soon for the latest blog posts, which will cover everything from the history of the Pine Barrens to why students continue to need math education despite having access to a calculator via their smartphones.