Beverly Heather D'Angelo, born on November 15 1951 is an American actress. She was a part of Ellen Griswold's National Lightoon's Vacation films (1983-1915). Over 60 films have featured her, and she was nominated for a Golden Globe Award as Patsy in Coal Miner's Daughter (1980) and also an Emmy Award as Stella Kowalski (1984). D'Angelo has also appeared in films such as Sheila Franklin (1979), Doris Vinyard (1998), and Patsy Cline (1980). Sheila was born in Columbus, Ohio to Eugene Constantino "GeneGene D'Angelo (a bass player, TV station manager as well as station manager at WBNS-TV, Columbus. Her father was of Italian descent. Her maternal grandparents, Eugenio and Rosina D'Angelo were born in Introdacqua located in the Abruzzo region Italy. There are three brothers: Jeff, Tim and Tony. Howard Dwight Smith was their maternal grandfather and architect. He designed the Ohio Stadium at Ohio State University, and is called "the Horseshoe".
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