On July 24, 2024, our Angela Conyers peacefully passed away in her home in Suffolk, Virginia. She won her battle against Stage IV pancreatic cancer was rewarded with her heavenly body and was welcomed home by the Father. The world became a little brighter on December 11, 1959, when Angela was brought into the world by her mother Jaquetta Odom. Angela lived a full life that consisted of serving our country for 30 years in the Navy, teaching in the Suffolk and Norfolk Public School systems, and teaching middle school in China. She enjoyed traveling the world and immersing herself in different cultures. She also proudly wore many hats including, nurturer, educator, confidant, encourager, prayer warrior, and friend. Angela was also a part of Calvary Revival Church which she joined in 1998. She believed trusting in God was the secret to living a blessed life. She always felt God asking her “Do you trust me?” Angela’s peaceful transition answered this question and will forever be a reminder to her loved ones, to put their full trust in God. She leaves her inimitable daughter, Anastasia Conyers, and many loved ones to carry on her legacy.
Angela Y. Conyers
Service
Sunday, August 25, 2024
3:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Bayville Farms Park
4132 First Ct. Road
Virginia Beach, VA 23455
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Coletta Greene says
July 27, 2024 at 9:09 amMy Sista Angie, you have soared to heights not known to man. There is no limits to height nor depth and no seperation in Jehovah Shammah for He is there. For you spread your wings for all to see that you met the goodness of the Lord and you answered the call. Anastasia and family, comfort, peace, grace and love let it endure forever. May you continue the race God has for you on to victory. To God be the Glory. Prayers & Blessings
SallyEvans says
July 29, 2024 at 9:36 amYou always left ✨ Sparkles wherever you went or touched into the Lives of others…..I loved you soooooo much…..
Sista Sally & twin Susan. Dtr Marsha. 💐💞💖
Shona Sartin says
July 29, 2024 at 11:33 amMz Angie you will be missed, we were all blessed to have met you in the HPWG. You made us smile every time we saw you. I finally can stop messaging you because now I know🥹may God continue to bless you sleep in peace 🕊️ you are missed by so many, but we remember the wonderful memories we shared. Condolences to family and friends💐
Karen Branson says
July 29, 2024 at 2:32 pmAngie never waivered from her faith and determination to beat whatever was thrown her way with positivity and class. Her smile and bubbly personality lit up a room and her enthusiasm for life was contagious. Condolences and big hugs to Stasia. You will never be forgotten.
Ty Satchell says
July 30, 2024 at 7:08 pmI wish I could have said something to you as of late. I remembered we celebrated with you at one point. I remembered you fussing at me for fussing at you and then you danced. I thought, “if you have all that energy, you could walk faster”. I know you’re laughing at me. I was so happy to look out and see you at church. May your spirit forever rest with Jesus as your work on Earth is complete. One day, I intend to see you in spirit, in heaven.
Ty @ HPWG 😇
Angie Mills says
August 5, 2024 at 2:04 pmI was privileged to know such a lovely person. Your energy and kindness will live in my heart forever. I’ll miss you.
DaJonna Richardson says
August 6, 2024 at 10:33 amAunt Cousin Ann … as you remember me calling you that. I am so glad that you and I had the opportunity to chat before my graduation. I appreciated your kind words, the card from you and Anastasia and the joy of pride in your voice. I also remember you coming to Uncle Stu house to see me. You were loved and adored by all in your community. You memory will live on and we will cherish it.