Angela Rose Lawson was born in Houston, Texas on December 18, 1970.
She is preceded in death by her father, Lee Lawson.
She is survived by her beloved mother; Sue Talbert Lawson, brothers; Tom Lawson and Kelly Lawson, Sister; Jacqueline Lawson Tomlinson and husband Scott, and sister-in-law; Shelley Lawson-Kennedy.
She is also survived by nieces; Brandy Lawson Woodson, Kristi Lawson Jordy,Janna Lawson and Jayme Lawson Higgins, nephews; Erik and Kyle Tomlinson.
Angie was a lifelong resident of Pearland and a 1989 graduate of Pearland High School. Angie was also a long-time member of St. Stephen's Lutheran Church.
Angie enjoyed reading and art, especially pertaining to angels. She loved being around all babies and children, but especially adored and enjoyed those in her family.
Angie will be remembered for her enormous strength and the courage she needed daily to cope with a lifetime of challenging medical issues. Her resilience and faith in God carried her until it was time to spread her wings like the angels she so loved and enter her heavenly home.
Special thanks and appreciation to the Houston Methodist The Woodlands ICU RN's and PCA's.
Your loving care and attentiveness to Angie will never be forgotten. Special thank you also to LifeGift for giving Angie the opportunity to save and touch many lives with dignity, hope and grace.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may also be made to the March of Dimes Houston Chapter in her name.
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She is preceded in death by her father, Lee Lawson.
She is survived by her beloved mother; Sue Talbert Lawson, brothers; Tom Lawson and Kelly Lawson, Sister; Jacqueline Lawson Tomlinson and husband Scott, and sister-in-law; Shelley Lawson-Kennedy.
She is also survived by nieces; Brandy Lawson Woodson, Kristi Lawson Jordy,Janna Lawson and Jayme Lawson Higgins, nephews; Erik and Kyle Tomlinson.
Angie was a lifelong resident of Pearland and a 1989 graduate of Pearland High School. Angie was also a long-time member of St. Stephen's Lutheran Church.
Angie enjoyed reading and art, especially pertaining to angels. She loved being around all babies and children, but especially adored and enjoyed those in her family.
Angie will be remembered for her enormous strength and the courage she needed daily to cope with a lifetime of challenging medical issues. Her resilience and faith in God carried her until it was time to spread her wings like the angels she so loved and enter her heavenly home.
Special thanks and appreciation to the Houston Methodist The Woodlands ICU RN's and PCA's.
Your loving care and attentiveness to Angie will never be forgotten. Special thank you also to LifeGift for giving Angie the opportunity to save and touch many lives with dignity, hope and grace.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may also be made to the March of Dimes Houston Chapter in her name.
South Park Funeral Home
Angela Rose Lawson was born in Houston, Texas on December 18, 1970.
She is preceded in death by her father, Lee Lawson.
She is survived by her beloved mother; Sue Talbert Lawson, brothers; Tom Lawson and Kelly Lawson, Sister; Jacqueline Lawson Tomlinson and husband Scott, and sister-in-law; Shelley Lawson-Kennedy.
She is also survived by nieces; Brandy Lawson Woodson, Kristi Lawson Jordy,Janna Lawson and Jayme Lawson Higgins, nephews; Erik and Kyle Tomlinson.
Angie was a lifelong resident of Pearland and a 1989 graduate of Pearland High School. Angie was also a long-time member of St. Stephen's Lutheran Church.
Angie enjoyed reading and art, especially pertaining to angels. She loved being around all babies and children, but especially adored and enjoyed those in her family.
Angie will be remembered for her enormous strength and the courage she needed daily to cope with a lifetime of challenging medical issues. Her resilience and faith in God carried her until it was time to spread her wings like the angels she so loved and enter her heavenly home.
Special thanks and appreciation to the Houston Methodist The Woodlands ICU RN's and PCA's.
Your loving care and attentiveness to Angie will never be forgotten. Special thank you also to LifeGift for giving Angie the opportunity to save and touch many lives with dignity, hope and grace.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may also be made to the March of Dimes Houston Chapter in her name.
South Park Funeral Home
She is preceded in death by her father, Lee Lawson.
She is survived by her beloved mother; Sue Talbert Lawson, brothers; Tom Lawson and Kelly Lawson, Sister; Jacqueline Lawson Tomlinson and husband Scott, and sister-in-law; Shelley Lawson-Kennedy.
She is also survived by nieces; Brandy Lawson Woodson, Kristi Lawson Jordy,Janna Lawson and Jayme Lawson Higgins, nephews; Erik and Kyle Tomlinson.
Angie was a lifelong resident of Pearland and a 1989 graduate of Pearland High School. Angie was also a long-time member of St. Stephen's Lutheran Church.
Angie enjoyed reading and art, especially pertaining to angels. She loved being around all babies and children, but especially adored and enjoyed those in her family.
Angie will be remembered for her enormous strength and the courage she needed daily to cope with a lifetime of challenging medical issues. Her resilience and faith in God carried her until it was time to spread her wings like the angels she so loved and enter her heavenly home.
Special thanks and appreciation to the Houston Methodist The Woodlands ICU RN's and PCA's.
Your loving care and attentiveness to Angie will never be forgotten. Special thank you also to LifeGift for giving Angie the opportunity to save and touch many lives with dignity, hope and grace.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may also be made to the March of Dimes Houston Chapter in her name.
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