The City of Loveland has announced the passing of Angela Settell, a former Council Member and Vice Mayor, who had been devotedly serving the city from 2011 until 2019. The news, shared via the City of Loveland's official website, highlights her extensive contributions across various local institutions and describes her as an essential figure in civic leadership.
Settell was known to bring meticulously a background in finance, human resources, and income tax, skills that proved crucial to her role on the City's Finance Commission and Planning and Zoning Commission. During her tenure, she also engaged with multiple other boards and committees. The City of Loveland's statement reflected on her legacy, mentioning, "Her leadership and dedication left a lasting impact on the community she loved."
However, Angela Settell's commitment to Loveland stretched far beyond these formal roles. She was an active member of both the Loveland-Symmes Fire Department Board and the Loveland Citizens Police Academy Alumni Association, where she avidly completed the training academies for both departments. Additional involvements included her efforts to plan community events and participation in local clubs and social groups.
Her investment in the city was not just professional but deeply personal. Settell was known to tirelessly champion initiatives that were aimed to strengthen community bonds among Loveland’s residents. Acknowledging her passion, the City of Loveland's announcement said, "Angela’s love for Loveland was evident in all she did. She will be remembered for her commitment, her generosity of spirit, and the many ways she gave back to the place she called home."
