Condolence: An Angel. We knew each other from childhood. I left Dothan app. 50 years ago. I've just learned of her passing. She was unique and one of a kind. Such a loving spirit, gentle soul, and always left a loving memory on anyone that knew her. I've thought of her many times through the years and always in a special, gentle, loving way with such marvelous memories. So sad she's gone. She will always be remembered and cherished. Such a wonderful person in all ways possible. So sad, Gone far to soon.

God gained an Angel with Angie.
Posted by S. Bruce Bradley
Sunday September 24, 2023 at 10:41 a

Condolence: I know the family has saddened hearts because of losing Angie. I want to share this beautiful scripture where our heavenly father promises us that he is going to do away with man's greatest enemy, death. Rev. 21: 3,4; "With that I heard a loud voice from the throne say: "Look! The tent of God is with mankind, and he will reside with them, and they will be his people. "And God himself will be with them." And he will wipe out every tear from their eyes, and death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore. "The former things have passed away." It is my prayer this scripture will give you comfort in your grief.

Condolence: Our sincere thoughts and prayers are with your family.Quin,Carol Miller and family.

Condolence: So sorry to hear of Angie's passing. My sincere condolences to her family. I was a grade behind her at Dothan High School, but remember her always being so energetic and full of life.

Donna Bynum
DHS class of '75.

Condolence: I am so sorry to hear about Angie. She was a really sweet person and a long time friend. I'm going to miss seeing her in my store. My thoughts will be with you.

Condolence: We were DHS classmates. Sorry to hear about Angie's death. Her family will be in our prayers.

R Morgan

Condolence: Family of Angie: My heart goes out to you and my thoughts are with you. I only knew Angie slightly, but she was one of the sweetest people I've ever met. She had such a big heart and she was kind to everyone. I am sorry for your loss.
Susan Barnes

Condolence: In September of 1999, my mother was (and still is) paralyzed on her left side, after a brain hemorrhage, being in a coma for a month, then another month in the hospital before "graduating" to HealthSouth in Dothan for therapy. My beautiful mother had been homecoming queen at her high school in West Point, Mississippi. I walked into her room one afternoon and found my high school homecoming queen Angie Waller putting my mom into a wheel chair to take her down for therapy. This was a very emotional time, nerves still raw from the trauma of my mother's brain hemorrhage. I blurted out,"There's my two homecoming queens." And with that, all three of us started crying as I hugged them both. God bless, you, Angie, you and my mom are still my homecoming queens.