Angela (Angie) Irene Lawson, the daughter of Tim and Edna (Langstraat) Lawson was born March 18, 1975 in Spencer, IA. Her childhood years were spent in the Greenville area, graduating from Spencer High School in 1993, then earning her B.A. from Northwestern College in Orange City, IA.
After college, Angie worked for Marriott for 2 years, then as a manager for Walmart. She lived in Hutchinson, MN for 8 years before taking a leap of faith, and moving to Greenville, IA, where she found a job that brought her closer to faith and family, communications coordinator for The Western Iowa Synod of ELCA.
Angie's first love was God, closely followed by her love of family. She spent every minute she could with them, especially her niece and nephews. She was an integral part of the Hutchinson Water Carnival, where she was 'Queen Mom' to the candidates. Angie was the family photographer and took beautiful pictures of all kinds. She never went anywhere with less than two cameras. Everyone knew that she loved all kinds of music, and she could do it all, she played piano and had a beautiful singing voice. She was a passionate worker for Relay for Life, Jaycees, The Greenville Congregational Church, and was a devoted friend to all she met.
Angie passed away on Tuesday, June 23, 2015 at Avera Heart Hospital in Sioux Falls, SD at the age of 40. She was preceded in death by her grandparents, Case and Ethel Langstraat and Lorin and Thelma Lawson; aunts and uncles, Bill and Jo Lawson, Hank Langstraat, Karen and Danny Roberts, Marilyn Kruid, Bill Peters, and Adrian Harderson.
Left to cherish her memory are her parents, Tim and Edna Lawson of Greenville, IA; one sister, Heather (Mark) Cassill of Grimes, IA; one brother, Casey (Angie) Lawson of Greenville, IA; one niece, Kaitlynn Lawson; two nephews, George Lawson and Henry Cassill; other relatives and many friends.
After college, Angie worked for Marriott for 2 years, then as a manager for Walmart. She lived in Hutchinson, MN for 8 years before taking a leap of faith, and moving to Greenville, IA, where she found a job that brought her closer to faith and family, communications coordinator for The Western Iowa Synod of ELCA.
Angie's first love was God, closely followed by her love of family. She spent every minute she could with them, especially her niece and nephews. She was an integral part of the Hutchinson Water Carnival, where she was 'Queen Mom' to the candidates. Angie was the family photographer and took beautiful pictures of all kinds. She never went anywhere with less than two cameras. Everyone knew that she loved all kinds of music, and she could do it all, she played piano and had a beautiful singing voice. She was a passionate worker for Relay for Life, Jaycees, The Greenville Congregational Church, and was a devoted friend to all she met.
Angie passed away on Tuesday, June 23, 2015 at Avera Heart Hospital in Sioux Falls, SD at the age of 40. She was preceded in death by her grandparents, Case and Ethel Langstraat and Lorin and Thelma Lawson; aunts and uncles, Bill and Jo Lawson, Hank Langstraat, Karen and Danny Roberts, Marilyn Kruid, Bill Peters, and Adrian Harderson.
Left to cherish her memory are her parents, Tim and Edna Lawson of Greenville, IA; one sister, Heather (Mark) Cassill of Grimes, IA; one brother, Casey (Angie) Lawson of Greenville, IA; one niece, Kaitlynn Lawson; two nephews, George Lawson and Henry Cassill; other relatives and many friends.
Angela (Angie) Irene Lawson, the daughter of Tim and Edna (Langstraat) Lawson was born March 18, 1975 in Spencer, IA. Her childhood years were spent in the Greenville area, graduating from Spencer High School in 1993, then earning her B.A. from Northwestern College in Orange City, IA.
After college, Angie worked for Marriott for 2 years, then as a manager for Walmart. She lived in Hutchinson, MN for 8 years before taking a leap of faith, and moving to Greenville, IA, where she found a job that brought her closer to faith and family, communications coordinator for The Western Iowa Synod of ELCA.
Angie's first love was God, closely followed by her love of family. She spent every minute she could with them, especially her niece and nephews. She was an integral part of the Hutchinson Water Carnival, where she was 'Queen Mom' to the candidates. Angie was the family photographer and took beautiful pictures of all kinds. She never went anywhere with less than two cameras. Everyone knew that she loved all kinds of music, and she could do it all, she played piano and had a beautiful singing voice. She was a passionate worker for Relay for Life, Jaycees, The Greenville Congregational Church, and was a devoted friend to all she met.
Angie passed away on Tuesday, June 23, 2015 at Avera Heart Hospital in Sioux Falls, SD at the age of 40. She was preceded in death by her grandparents, Case and Ethel Langstraat and Lorin and Thelma Lawson; aunts and uncles, Bill and Jo Lawson, Hank Langstraat, Karen and Danny Roberts, Marilyn Kruid, Bill Peters, and Adrian Harderson.
Left to cherish her memory are her parents, Tim and Edna Lawson of Greenville, IA; one sister, Heather (Mark) Cassill of Grimes, IA; one brother, Casey (Angie) Lawson of Greenville, IA; one niece, Kaitlynn Lawson; two nephews, George Lawson and Henry Cassill; other relatives and many friends.
After college, Angie worked for Marriott for 2 years, then as a manager for Walmart. She lived in Hutchinson, MN for 8 years before taking a leap of faith, and moving to Greenville, IA, where she found a job that brought her closer to faith and family, communications coordinator for The Western Iowa Synod of ELCA.
Angie's first love was God, closely followed by her love of family. She spent every minute she could with them, especially her niece and nephews. She was an integral part of the Hutchinson Water Carnival, where she was 'Queen Mom' to the candidates. Angie was the family photographer and took beautiful pictures of all kinds. She never went anywhere with less than two cameras. Everyone knew that she loved all kinds of music, and she could do it all, she played piano and had a beautiful singing voice. She was a passionate worker for Relay for Life, Jaycees, The Greenville Congregational Church, and was a devoted friend to all she met.
Angie passed away on Tuesday, June 23, 2015 at Avera Heart Hospital in Sioux Falls, SD at the age of 40. She was preceded in death by her grandparents, Case and Ethel Langstraat and Lorin and Thelma Lawson; aunts and uncles, Bill and Jo Lawson, Hank Langstraat, Karen and Danny Roberts, Marilyn Kruid, Bill Peters, and Adrian Harderson.
Left to cherish her memory are her parents, Tim and Edna Lawson of Greenville, IA; one sister, Heather (Mark) Cassill of Grimes, IA; one brother, Casey (Angie) Lawson of Greenville, IA; one niece, Kaitlynn Lawson; two nephews, George Lawson and Henry Cassill; other relatives and many friends.
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