I’m so sorry to hear of Angie’s passing. 
I did her nails for over 25 years and have many fond memories. 
My sincerest condolences to her family. 
~Xandra

My dear friend. Heartbroken when I heard the news. I have many fond memories of crazy times after high school. I remember how much we laughed and loved to people watch together. On your wedding day you looked so beautiful.  RIP sweet friend.

I knew Angi through her sister Pam, who I went through school with and from my sister, Beth,  who Angi did drill team with and then cheer with at Vanston and North Mesquite . I was so sad and shocked when my sister called me on Saturday,  August 6 and told me. Been praying for peace and comfort for her family and friends, especially Pam and Tina Calhoun Poor since. Blessings to you all. 

Angie was like an older sister to me. She was my big sister, Tina’s,  best friends long before I was born. Many great memories of watching them get ready to go out and family vacations. She’ll leave an empty place in our family. All my love and condolences to her son, mom, sister and family.  Much Love,  Sasha Calhoun

My dearest sweet Angie. Gone too soon.
You lite up my life. Giving me another daughter. 
You and Tina were  separable . You even came to the birth of my other children. We were blessed to have you go to Disney World with us. I remember how you had to smell your food before you ate it . Your quirky side.
I love you, sweet angel.

I loved Angie as if she was my own. She was always at our home. She was at the hospital when my 2 daughters were born.Angie was a joy in my heart. I remember her college graduation. Angie was always included in our family vacations. She went to Disney World with us twice. She was radiant on her wedding day. She cracked me up the way she had to smell her food before she wood eat it. Her quirky side. I love you, dear girly. You will be missed

I am so saddened by this heartbreaking news. I first met Angie as a freshman in high school when I started a new school in the middle of the year.  She immediately took me in and was truly one of the sweetest people I have ever known. I know she loved her family and friends so very much! My deepest condolences and heartfelt prayers during this time. Angie will truly be missed! 🙏😢

Angie was my 1st sister.  My memories of our shenanigans date back to 3rd grade.  They continued through adulthood.  She was super funny and had a mischievous streak that I loved. She did everything with my family including being at the births of my sisters and family vacations.  Our children were even born 5 days apart!  When I told her my baby has Down syndrome, she cried with me. She was the only person that did that with me!  I loved her through the good and the bad.  I know she loved me in the same way. Angie will always be a part of me.  She lives forever in my heart.  I love you Angie!

Mrs. Cottrell was my teacher at Shaw Elementary in 2006. She had such a loving and gentle soul. I have so many memories of me at her desk just spending time with her after I finished my work. She was the absolute best and I treasure every memory I have with her. My prayers are with her family and friends. 

I got to know her through her sister, Pam. My son was in PICU when he was in 2nd grade and she called me and talked for hours. I always think of that moment and how sweet she was.  It meant so much to me!  My prayers go out to her family and friends. She will be missed. 

Angie and I worked with each other for 6 years. Some of those years we were next door to each other. We helped each other through some busy times. We shared worries and laughter. I know she is resting in the arms of our Savior with no more worries. She loved Caleb and her family dearly. She will be missed on this earth. 

I worked with Angie at Shaw. I remember how much she adored her son, Caleb. She talked about him daily and was such a proud mom.  She had every children’s book you could imagine. Her students loved her. I am praying for peace and comfort for her family. 

I have known Angie since second grade. I have so many memories with her. She taught me how to make egg drop soup with Lipton noodles. We spent many many days at Whitewater in Garland in the summer. We roller skated on Friday nights and spent hours riding our bikes through the years. As we grew older, began  teaching and living our adult lives, we didn’t see each other as much. However, I will always hold a special place for her in my heart.

I worked with Angie at Shaw for many years! There are so many memories and moments I remember from her time at the school. Angie impacted and touched many lives in her years at Shaw. I enjoyed talking with her about books because we both loved to read. Prayers to her family and friends. 

Angie taught at Shaw when I was the principal there in the early 2000s. I remember how much Angie loved  her students and how much they and their families loved her. I'm so sorry for your loss.

Angie was I aunt that I loved dearly she was up beat, high spirited, and beautiful soul. We love and miss you very much aunt Ee-Ee❤️

OBITUARIO

Angela Leigh Cottrell

9 abril, 1971 – 5 agosto, 2022

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