Dear Tiger,
Will always remember you and Angie catering my very first event at the Magnolia Inn. No water, no electricity, no rest rooms, and Angie said no problem. She put me right at ease. Then y’all became my go to catering. So so sorry for your loss. 

Ummie had talked me into going down for your wedding, we went out and came back home, we were all standing in the kitchen...I said I wanted to take a picture and Angie said 'Give me that phone, I have longer arms' she took my phone and we were all standing posing with our smiles, well, she was videoing! Haha! Then later that night i went to take my contacts out and could not for the life of me get one out, she hopped right in and tried to help, only to find out I didn't have one in there! She asked how a person loses a contact... She was there for me in some of the darkest times, just simply text to see if I was ok, or to ask about family. Not only will her smile will be missed, but so will she. She also always called me 'The Little Sister' never just Mandy... And she would always ask about my boys and joke with me about 'borrowing' just 1...lol. She will truly be missed. Until we meet again Bestest biggest sister....I love you!

Where do I even begin?  I’ve already left a ton of memories on Facebook, but I could go on for days. So I’ll choose to tell about my most favorite quality of hers. 
Her selfless heart! Angie was always willing to do whatever she possibly could for not only those she held near and dear, but for everybody alike.   Her graciousness knew no bounds. I’ve known her since I was a teenager, and she took me right under her wing from the beginning. 
As a single mom, she always made it a point to insure that I was always able to provide for Bryce regardless. She took us along on several vacations, just so he could experience things because she knew what a battle things like this were for her momma growing up. We laughed, we cried, and we shared secrets and stories and feelings that I will always cherish during these trips. 
She came to my rescue on several occasions even if it was with only a silly photo to make me laugh when all I wanted to do was give up. She spoiled me, she spoiled my son, she spoiled my family. Even in times I didn’t deserve it. 
Her smile and laugh was contagious, her heart was pure gold and once she loved you, she loved you for life. 
I’m sorry I didn’t get one last trip down to South Carolina to spend moments with my dear friend.  I hope she always knew how much Bryce and I loved her. 
One of the many times she came to our London house, she cooked supper for us (which was one other thing she so enjoyed - cooking for others) and after we ate, Bryce asked if we could just keep her. 
I wish we could, son. I wish we could keep here here on Earth to share with everybody else that loved her so.  She was beyond special! 
Angie was larger than life, and although she lived a short one, she packed as much fun, laughter and love into it as she possibly could. I’m grateful that she considered me her sister, because our love for each other was unconditional.  My life will be tough, without her on the other end of the phone line. Love you forever, sister. 

During my first week working with Angie our team went out to eat at Papas & Beer.  I remember Angie kept everyone in tears laughing with her stories.  Her "I am who I am" attitude and sharp sense of humor made her a favorite to all of us.  Angie always talked about how her customers would tell her the craziest things about their lives (whether she wanted them to or not).  I think it's because there was just something about Angie that made people feel right at home.  We will miss her greatly.  

I will miss our conversations on how good her smoked / deep fried turkey was during the last Thanksgiving holiday. I tried to become a family member so she could share some with me but my pleas fell short.  We also shared time talking about her "chill time" by her pool during her time off. It was where she found rest and peace in her life.

Angie was the type of person that could make you feel like you had been best friends within 10 seconds of meeting her. Always had a smile and loved her furry babies. Wonderful memories of her and Tiger celebrating their love together at their wedding. She was a firecracker and we loved her so much. I was so blessed to hold her hand and hug her just a few days before her passing. So thankful for these sweet memories. 

My “Angie Mae” “My Favorite” “My Work buddy” “My Gal” .... one thing i could do was make you laugh and make your day !! I am in total shock that you are gone, but your legacy will forever be in my heart !! You made me feel sooooo loved and welcomed from the first day i step foot in Wells Fargo !! Our bond was just unbreakable .... i love you my gal !! Even though this world wouldn’t be the same without you i will continue to do what you would want me to do (dance, sing and continue to bring smiles to everybody face) your Britt love you gal Angie !! 

Angie was a special friend ( big sister) to my daughter Ummie and has been part of this family as long as I can remember. I met her through my daughter’s, Angie and tiger have lifted our family’s burdens more then once. Angie was a person that put her words in to action. She would fight  a battle for a friend rather then herself. Take on others burdens. If you were upset with her, that smile would take you into  a place of forgiveness. I don’t think she ever called me by my name , it was always mom. If charity can hide a multitude of sin Angie your covered .  thank you so much for being part of our family and life. I will always smile when I think of you because that’s just what you would want. Thoughts and prayers for Tiger and loved ones. I love you! Mom christy 

Angie and I have been friends for 21 years...since I was 14 years old. We have gone through it all together, and although we were far away in distance, our friendship was one of my closest and most treasured friendships. If I needed advice, I called her. If she needed to vent or laugh, she’d call me. If either one of us needed to be checked, the other one would do the checking. But mostly she would do the checking because she was older and therefore was “always right” according to her :). We shared so many memories and navigated life’s hardest and most beautiful moments together - break ups, marriages, deaths, family drama, love, new babies, health issues, celebrations, etc. She taught me what it means to not take any sh*t from others and to stand your ground. She was one of a kind and she had a way of making everyone feel special and loved. And oh man, her laugh and smile could light up a room. She helped me through so many hard times and she was one of the only people I could talk to about everything and anything. She always, always had a damn cigarette in one hand and the other hand open to help out or to give you a hug or a slap - whatever was needed. She was a sister to me, and I’m so thankful for having her in my life. I am a better person because of Angie. Rest In Peace, big sis. I hope Sophie and Fonzie are snuggled up next to you and I hope that you are at peace. There will never be a day that goes by that I don’t think of you. Love, Colleen

I don't even know where to start, so many memories flood my mind.   Once we wrecked a moped...in the gravel. It was so bad, we were so scraped up and you wanted to laugh, I wanted to cry. You picked me up and sat me in the grass and we both burst into laughter, bloody knees and elbows everywhere.  It was the longest ride back home. You were known as 'Smiley' at my house and I was known as 'Clyde' at your house. We had so much fun, we had fights, we made up, we got into trouble and sometimes we didn't.... but we always remained friends.  RIP my friend....

I remeber thinking, as Patrick officiated your wedding, that I had never seen two people who were more right for each other.  Angie was so radiant that she lit up the room, and every one of us saw that radiance reflected in Tiger's smile.  Angie didn't see any of us, though- her smile was fixed on Tiger the entire time.

I first met Angie while working at Henry’s. I had worked there for some time when she came along but in a way that only Angie could, she walked in and took over the restaurant. As anyone would guess she soon won me over with our morning talks about rock and roll and life. Angie is a bright soul that will be sorely missed. I will always remember everything she taught me, our rock out sessions in the back prepping food and that smile always greeting me in the morning “wwwhhhaaats up nickers?!?”. Thank you for always believing in me, until next time old friend.

I never remember Angie not having a smile or a smart comeback with a laugh attached.  She was a special lady and will be missed by many.

My sweet friend Angie!  I will forever hold in my heart your kindness , laughter and love ❤️.  We shared some great times for which I’m so thankful for the memories.  Late nights playing games, bar-b-q competitions , laughing together, our mutual love of fur babies.  Together you and Tiger opened your home to me and all my family for my ?!@?  birthday celebration.  What kindness !  We celebrated going and coming on a couple road trips .  Your heart was of gold .  I will never be able to duplicate your awesome meals 😋. I LOVE YOU FRIEND.  Thankful for my hug from you at Christmas.   I will see you again someday 😘

Dear, dear Tiger.  Since 1977, we’ve watched you grow and become the wonderful man you are today.   During these many years our roads diverged at times, but when we returned to Greenville 15 years ago, ours paths crossed yet again.  You had finished  school and become a very kind and thoughtful adult and an accomplished businessman.  Then we met your beautiful Angie and were so happy that you had finally found your special someone.  We rejoice that you had that everlasting love. We share in your sorrow and pray you find comfort and peace in the coming days.   Love always from the Beard family 


I remember Angie as always grinning with that great smile she had. She was always so much fun to be around and such a welcoming person.  At our wedding she took the most beautiful pictures. She was so talented! I wish I would have had more time with her. The world is not the same without her beautiful smile in it. I hope where ever Angie has gone to, it is as welcoming and wonderful as her.

Though I had only gotten to know you just over 7 years, I am glad that I got to have you as a friend. I have no words to offer your friends and family and Tiger other than I'm so, so sorry and know how much you are missed. I pray God holds them all close as they move forward, one day at a time. 

To Tiger: I pray God helps guide you through the millions of emotions, helps wake you each morning, walks with you through each day, and comforts you each night. May His Love wrap your heart and bring you peace, brother.

I don’t even know where to begin. I have 30+years of memories. One of the best ones was when I made dinner one night for Angie, her Momma and Papaw. I was so proud of the peach cobbler I made because that was Papaw’s favorite dessert. We ate dinner and finished up as the cobbler was coming out of the oven. We all got some and as we started eating, I immediately knew I had screwed up and had used salt instead of sugar (Angie’s mom kept everything in canisters). They all started laughing so hard and Papaw called me Loretta Lynn from then on (since Loretta made that same mistake).  Most of our other memories with Angie usually had something to do with sneaking out or a “party at the fire trail.” She is unforgettable and we are all blessed that she was a part of our lives. I love you always, Angie. Then and now❤️

In the time that i knew Angela she was a good friend. She had the biggest heart and could make you laugh if you were having a bad day. Angela you will be missed and i know you are watching over us all. Praying for Family and friends.

Marisa and I express our heartfelt sorrow in the passing of Angie.  May the Lord provide your family with His peace and comfort during this most difficult time. Your family remains in our thoughts and our prayers.

OBITUARIO

Angela O'Rourke

12 abril, 1975 – 21 julio, 2020

Mackey Funerals and Cremations at Century Drive

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