Angelo Dellomo dedicated four decades to teaching mathematics, instilling in his students a profound understanding of its real-world applications. His commitment earned him recognition from the state of New Jersey, receiving the prestigious New Jersey Governor’s Recognition Award for his outstanding contributions to education.

Outside the classroom, Angelo Dellomo pursued his passions with equal fervor. Renowned for his unwavering advocacy for the preservation of the New Jersey Pine Barrens, he stood firm against corporate interests seeking to exploit this historically significant land.

Dellomo worked alongside concerned citizens to champion the cause of declaring the New Jersey Pine Barrens a National Preserve. His advocacy efforts led to the implementation of crucial conservation laws, safeguarding the habitat of diverse wildlife species that call the Pine Barrens home. Covering 1.1 million acres, these pristine lands face constant threats from development due to New Jersey's high population density. Dellomo remains a staunch advocate, tirelessly raising awareness about the critical need to protect this invaluable natural heritage.

Nature preservation is a core value for Angelo Dellomo. Beyond endorsing conservation organizations, he believes in nurturing a love for nature in future generations. Educating children about responsible stewardship of our planet's resources is paramount, ensuring the sustainability of both wildlife and human life. Dellomo's involvement in the Great Egg Harbor River Study Commission exemplifies his call for community engagement in environmental initiatives.