Angela Ezell
September 20, 1959 ~ September 5, 2016
Angela Ezell, 56, of Owensboro, passed away Monday, September 5, 2016. She was born September 20, 1959 in Hartford, KY to Leonard James and the late Faye Brown Watson. She enjoyed time with her family, especially her grandchildren.
She also is preceded in death by her stepmother, Arbie James.
Surviving is a son, Nathan Hope of Owensboro, a daughter, Loree Ezell (Ryan Bean, fiancé) of Owensboro; three grandchildren, Anthony Bean, Cayla Bean and Brandon Bean; two brothers, Richie James of Owensboro, James Watson of California; two sisters, Deborah Wilkins of Owensboro and Kathy James of Minneapolis, MN; and her dog, Princess.
There will be no visitation. A Memorial Service will be held at a later date.
Haley McGinnis Funeral Home & Crematory has been entrusted with the care of Angela Ezell.
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God Bless her 2 wonderful children Nathan and Nikki. Hate this for you guys you are in my prayers.
Angie was a good friend of mine in high school. She was always so sweet. God bless your family.
Angie and I struck up a friendship near the end of high school. She drove us (in her mom’s big van) to take our ACT tests together. She was fun to be around. Your family is in my prayers.
Nathan Hope, we are so sorry for your loss. May our Lord comfort you at this time. May Psalm 23 comfort you. We are praying for you. Love, Uncle George and Robin Wells
My mother was the most amazing person. I will miss her more and more each day. My kids don’t understand why they can’t go to their nanas but one day I hope they will.
i miss my nana, angie she was the best person in the world rest in peace nana love you .
I remember when I stayed the night with her, we would wake up and walk to the little store across the street, she would always get me everything I wanted. It’s never been the same without her I hope she’s up there having the best time before she went to heaven I and my brothers never understood why we couldn’t go see her or go talk to her when we were younger. It’s been the 7 worst years of my life without you. we miss you.