

Angela was born on May 8, 1941, in Hong Kong. She was one of six children growing up with her older sister, Helen; her older brothers, Bobby, Alfred, and David; and her younger brother, Peter.
In 1961, Angela married the love of her life, William Keanan Crawford Bailey. Together, they shared a devoted marriage and built a life centered on love and family.
One of Angela's greatest wishes was to become a mother. That wish was beautifully fulfilled when she and William welcomed their daughter, Lisa Angela Helen Bailey, into their family through adoption. Lisa's name held special meaning, carrying both Angela's name and the name of Angela's beloved sister, Helen. From the moment Lisa entered her life, Angela devoted herself wholeheartedly to being her mother. She worked tirelessly to provide Lisa with a loving, secure, and fulfilling life.
After William's passing, Angela continued to guide and care for Lisa with extraordinary determination and love. Her devotion to her daughter remained one of the defining parts of her life.
Angela was also a devoted daughter and sister. When members of her family became ill and could no longer care for themselves, Angela was there to help care for them. Her love for her family was shown not only through her words, but through the way she lived her life.
Angela carried herself with class and grace and was known for her quick wit and fun-loving spirit. She enjoyed spending time with family and friends, playing games, shopping, and watching movies. She especially loved little children and always greeted them with warmth, kindness, and her caring smile.
Those who knew Angela will remember her strength, determination, humor, generosity, and deep love for the people who mattered most to her.
Angela was preceded in death by her beloved husband, William; her parents; her sister, Helen; and two of her brothers, Bobby and Alfred; brother-in-law, Gordon; and her beloved dog, Trixie.
She leaves behind her cherished daughter, Lisa, along with her surviving family members. This includes her brothers, David and Peter (Shirley); a sister-in-law, Sheung; a sister-in-law, Violet; 7 nieces, 8 nephews, 9 great nieces, and 8 great nephews who will miss her deeply and carry her memory in their hearts.
Angela's family is especially grateful for the love, prayers, visits, kindness, and support shown to her during her illness. They are thankful that so many of the people she loved had the opportunity to spend meaningful time with her before her final days.
In keeping with Angela's wishes, she will be cremated and laid to rest beside her beloved husband, William, at Floral Hills Memorial Gardens in Tucker, Georgia.
Although Angela will be deeply missed, her family takes comfort in knowing that her struggles have ended, she is at peace, and she will once again rest beside the husband she loved so dearly.
In lieu of flowers, please consider making a living tribute with a donation to the Alzheimer’s Association in Angela’s name.
Her life was one of love, devotion, strength, and family - and that love will continue through all those whose lives she touched.
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