The local broadcasting world is mourning the passing of Angela Bellios, a longtime radio personality best known for her work with WNIR in Akron.
Angela’s death has left listeners, coworkers, and friends in shock, as tributes continue to pour in from those who admired her voice, professionalism, and warm personality. Angela Bellios had a well-established career in radio, where she became a familiar voice to many across Northeast Ohio.
Known for her engaging on-air presence and sharp commentary, she was more than just a host she was a staple of local radio and a comforting presence during morning commutes and daily routines. While the exact cause of her passing has not been publicly confirmed, the news of her death has prompted an outpouring of memories and condolences across social media. Former colleague Maggie Fuller paid tribute, saying, “She was a true professional who made a pact with me to rise above the pettiness… She was a kind and loving person who will be missed by Akron listeners and the many who loved her.”
Angela was also remembered beyond the airwaves. Sunshine Cupcakes Etc., a local business she worked with in recent years, shared a heartfelt message noting she was part of their team in 2018 and 2019. “We’re so saddened to hear the passing of Angela Bellios… We were also blessed to have her on staff,” they wrote, highlighting her involvement in the community and personal connections beyond her broadcasting career. In an industry often known for fierce competition, Angela stood out for her integrity and positive spirit. Those who worked with her have described her as supportive, loyal, and deeply committed to her craft.
Angela Bellios’s legacy lives on in the hearts of her listeners and the people she touched throughout her career. Her voice, once a regular part of Ohio’s radio landscape, will be dearly missed, and her contributions to local media won’t be forgotten. She leaves behind a strong example of professionalism and kindness, reminding us all of the power of connection — both on and off the air.