Angeline "Angie" Waston Passed away age 74 Friday October 16, 1998 in Gulfport, Ms of a battle with Cancer. She had been a life long resident of Gulfport, Ms. She was a retired secretary, Having worked at the place of her burial Floral Hills Memorial Gardens, the Harrison County Courthouse and Bryan, Nelson Allen, Schroeder and Cobb. She was a protestant.
She was Preceded in death by her Parents."Also Buried in Floral Hills Cemetery".
Survivors include her loving husband of forty years,One Daughter,5 sons. She also has one brother and a sister. She had Fifteen Grandchildren and Twelve Greatchildren.
Angie was a wonderful and loving wife , mother and a happu soul be be around. She enjoyed life to it's fullest, touched many peoples lives, and was loved by all who knew her. Angie's love of flowers was evedent by her beautifully landscaped yard. Her many talents were ceramics. Witch she was a teacher certified in teaching at Hansboro's Art Center (ceramics). She also enjoyed making quilts with her friends at the Lyman Senior Citizens Center. All the beautiful quilts will that she made will be dear to the hearts of the sons, daughter-in-laws, daughter, and grandchildren that recived them. She will be always missed and thought of by her husband, family and many friends
She was Preceded in death by her Parents."Also Buried in Floral Hills Cemetery".
Survivors include her loving husband of forty years,One Daughter,5 sons. She also has one brother and a sister. She had Fifteen Grandchildren and Twelve Greatchildren.
Angie was a wonderful and loving wife , mother and a happu soul be be around. She enjoyed life to it's fullest, touched many peoples lives, and was loved by all who knew her. Angie's love of flowers was evedent by her beautifully landscaped yard. Her many talents were ceramics. Witch she was a teacher certified in teaching at Hansboro's Art Center (ceramics). She also enjoyed making quilts with her friends at the Lyman Senior Citizens Center. All the beautiful quilts will that she made will be dear to the hearts of the sons, daughter-in-laws, daughter, and grandchildren that recived them. She will be always missed and thought of by her husband, family and many friends
Angeline "Angie" Waston Passed away age 74 Friday October 16, 1998 in Gulfport, Ms of a battle with Cancer. She had been a life long resident of Gulfport, Ms. She was a retired secretary, Having worked at the place of her burial Floral Hills Memorial Gardens, the Harrison County Courthouse and Bryan, Nelson Allen, Schroeder and Cobb. She was a protestant.
She was Preceded in death by her Parents."Also Buried in Floral Hills Cemetery".
Survivors include her loving husband of forty years,One Daughter,5 sons. She also has one brother and a sister. She had Fifteen Grandchildren and Twelve Greatchildren.
Angie was a wonderful and loving wife , mother and a happu soul be be around. She enjoyed life to it's fullest, touched many peoples lives, and was loved by all who knew her. Angie's love of flowers was evedent by her beautifully landscaped yard. Her many talents were ceramics. Witch she was a teacher certified in teaching at Hansboro's Art Center (ceramics). She also enjoyed making quilts with her friends at the Lyman Senior Citizens Center. All the beautiful quilts will that she made will be dear to the hearts of the sons, daughter-in-laws, daughter, and grandchildren that recived them. She will be always missed and thought of by her husband, family and many friends
She was Preceded in death by her Parents."Also Buried in Floral Hills Cemetery".
Survivors include her loving husband of forty years,One Daughter,5 sons. She also has one brother and a sister. She had Fifteen Grandchildren and Twelve Greatchildren.
Angie was a wonderful and loving wife , mother and a happu soul be be around. She enjoyed life to it's fullest, touched many peoples lives, and was loved by all who knew her. Angie's love of flowers was evedent by her beautifully landscaped yard. Her many talents were ceramics. Witch she was a teacher certified in teaching at Hansboro's Art Center (ceramics). She also enjoyed making quilts with her friends at the Lyman Senior Citizens Center. All the beautiful quilts will that she made will be dear to the hearts of the sons, daughter-in-laws, daughter, and grandchildren that recived them. She will be always missed and thought of by her husband, family and many friends
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