Angie Rebecchi

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Angie Rebecchi
Portrayed by	Lesley Baker
First appearance	8 February 1995 Episode 2318
Last appearance	3 March 2008 Episode 5401
Cause/reason	Returned to Colac with Big Kev.
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Nickname(s)	Ange
Age	60's
Occupation	Roadhouse Manager
Relationships Sibling(s) Coral Reeves Spouse(s) Kevin Rebecchi (1972-) Children Shane Rebecchi (son) Stonefish Rebecchi (son) Toadie Rebecchi (son) Nieces and nephews Gemma Reeves Tad Reeves (adoptive nephew)

Angela "Angie" Rebecchi is a fictional character on the popular Australian Soap Neighbours, portrayed by Lesley Baker. She was a permanent character from 1995 till 1996 and recurring from 2002 till 2006, and 2008 onwards.

The character first appeared in 1995 until 1996. Angie later returned for several weeks in 2002, then for her youngest son, Toadie's ill-fated wedding to Dee Bliss in 2003. Angie also returned in 2004 when Toadie went missing for several weeks and she also made a cameo in 2005 in Annalise Hartman's documentary about Ramsay Street. Angie continues to reappear in a recurring capacity since 2002 till 2006 then returning in March of 2008 for Toadie and Steph's wedding day.

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• Angie Rebecchi married to Kevin Rebecchi
  • Shane Rebecchi (son)
  • Stonefish Rebecchi (son), married to Chantelle Rebecchi
  • Toadfish Rebecchi (son), married to Dione Bliss (deceased), engaged to Steph Scully
• Coral Reeves (sister), married to Barry. R. Reeves
  • Gemma Reeves (niece)
  • Wayne Reeves (aka Tad) (adoptive nephew)

v • d • e The Rebecchi family in Neighbours Kevin Rebecchi | Shane Rebecchi | Stonefish Rebecchi | Jarrod Rebecchi | Janelle Rebecchi | Dylan Timmins | Kerry Mangel | Stingray Timmins | Janae Timmins | Anne Baxter | Spouses: Angie Rebecchi | Kim Timmins | Allan Steiger | Chantelle Rebecchi | Dione Bliss | Boyd Hoyland

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