Angela Faye Boatman

Breaks my heart to hear of Angie’s passing. Didn’t get to see her often, but really enjoyed her company when we could get together. We were distant cousins whose grandmothers were sisters. My first memory of Angie was at the July 4th Wilson family reunion at the Pollard home-place in Thomaston, Ga. I was 17 with a drivers license and a car. Angie joined me and another cousin as we went “cruising” around T-town, and I think maybe to a movie. Angie couldn’t have been but 14 at the time. She was a fun loving, jovial, and vivacious individual who will definitely be missed.

Our deepest sympathy and condolences to Angie's family. We were blessed to know her
in the few years we did. She was so lovely, fun, humorous, talented and loved her family and The Lord Jesus with all of her heart. Heaven has another angel. May God give you strength. We will be lifting you all up in prayer. Lovingly, Rev. Gene & June Land

Oh I am so very sorry to hear of Angie's passing. I was out of town & just got back to hear about her service and missed it.
She was a beautiful, wonderful person. I had not talked with her in a few years since she had worked at Mason Jar.
We had some awesome teenage years, dances, roller skating at Roll-Aire rink, dancing to Michael Jackson at her family's home in Eustis up & down the stairs.
Huggs & prayers for Angie's family & friends.
Rest In Peace my sweet friend.
Wanda Heim Page