Angela Mae Rice, age 54, passed away July 2, 2020 in Jefferson City, Missouri. She is deeply missed by her daughter, son-in-law, beloved granddaughter, father, step-sister, and step-son.
More than anything, Angie was incredibly strong and courageous all of her life. If she were able to write this herself, she’d want to say to let the world make you kinder. Wake up each day with grace, passion, strength, joy and forgiveness in your heart. She’d also like her services to go beyond one day dedicated to her memory. In her honor, she’d expect each and every one of us to be better and do better daily for our friends, families, and neighbors. Her work here is not done.
Private services will be held in her “bucket list places:” the beach and the Smoky Mountains. Her family hopes to leave a little bit of Angie’s sparkle in all of the places that were special to her.
More than anything, Angie was incredibly strong and courageous all of her life. If she were able to write this herself, she’d want to say to let the world make you kinder. Wake up each day with grace, passion, strength, joy and forgiveness in your heart. She’d also like her services to go beyond one day dedicated to her memory. In her honor, she’d expect each and every one of us to be better and do better daily for our friends, families, and neighbors. Her work here is not done.
Private services will be held in her “bucket list places:” the beach and the Smoky Mountains. Her family hopes to leave a little bit of Angie’s sparkle in all of the places that were special to her.
Angela Mae Rice, age 54, passed away July 2, 2020 in Jefferson City, Missouri. She is deeply missed by her daughter, son-in-law, beloved granddaughter, father, step-sister, and step-son.
More than anything, Angie was incredibly strong and courageous all of her life. If she were able to write this herself, she’d want to say to let the world make you kinder. Wake up each day with grace, passion, strength, joy and forgiveness in your heart. She’d also like her services to go beyond one day dedicated to her memory. In her honor, she’d expect each and every one of us to be better and do better daily for our friends, families, and neighbors. Her work here is not done.
Private services will be held in her “bucket list places:” the beach and the Smoky Mountains. Her family hopes to leave a little bit of Angie’s sparkle in all of the places that were special to her.
More than anything, Angie was incredibly strong and courageous all of her life. If she were able to write this herself, she’d want to say to let the world make you kinder. Wake up each day with grace, passion, strength, joy and forgiveness in your heart. She’d also like her services to go beyond one day dedicated to her memory. In her honor, she’d expect each and every one of us to be better and do better daily for our friends, families, and neighbors. Her work here is not done.
Private services will be held in her “bucket list places:” the beach and the Smoky Mountains. Her family hopes to leave a little bit of Angie’s sparkle in all of the places that were special to her.
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
