Angela E. Anderson (nee Koehler)

I will always be able to hear Angela's cheerful voice. And she was one of the most cheerful persons I have ever met. I never heard her say anything discouraging. She was always upbeat. Angela was blessed with a wonderful husband, and a large brood of loving children and grandchildren. Not only was she blessed, she was a blessing to her family and to her large group of friends. And she was a wonderful friend. I will miss her.

A classy lady who always had a smile to share - friendly, kind, and compassionate. I just learned of her passing today, would have come to the service had I known sooner. My sincerest sympathy to the entire family. She will definitely be missed by all who knew her and is, no doubt, one of God's guardian angels now.

What a beautiful family! Condolences and blessings.

My heart is heavy that I cannot honor and celebrate Mother´s life with the family. Family friends, my fellow Separated Faithful, Mary´s Advocates and Regnum Christi members joined me in spiritually accompanying Mother as best we could to the edge this side of eternity. We offered up daily prayers, sacrifices, mass intentions, Holy hours, suffering and intercessions for her from January 5th through her passing and continue offering prayers for the repose of her soul. I am especially grateful to Fr. Jim Blount who placed his stole on a recent photograph of Mother, Dad, and children while interceding for her eternal healing as well as each family member. I am also grateful to my Separated Faithful group that offered up Mother and our entire extended family during a nightly rosary.

When you glance at the pew where I should be during the funeral Mass, know I am spiritually united in prayer with you as we commend her soul to our Merciful Father. May she rest in peace. May God grant consolation to all who love her.

My heart is heavy that I cannot honor and celebrate Mother´s life with the family. Family friends, my fellow Separated Faithful, Mary´s Advocates and Regnum Christi members joined me in spiritually accompanying Mother as best we could to the edge this side of eternity. We offered up daily prayers, sacrifices, mass intentions, Holy hours, suffering and intercessions for her from January 5th through her passing and continue offering prayers for the repose of her soul. I am especially grateful to Fr. Jim Blount who placed his stole on a recent photograph of Mother, Dad, and children while interceding for her eternal healing as well as each family member. I am also grateful to my Separated Faithful group that offered up Mother and our entire extended family during a nightly rosary.

When you glance at the pew where I should be during the funeral Mass, know I am spiritually united in prayer with you as we commend her soul to our Merciful Father. May she rest in peace. May God grant consolation to all who love her. May she now intervene for the salvation of our souls from eternity.

Angela was always happy and so friendly with everyone. I knew Angela from Gold's Gym first and then found that we both were in St Clare Parish. I didn't see them that often at mass because they went to 8:30 and I am not an early morning person. No matter where or when I saw Angela and Chuck it was always fun to get to visit with them. I've missed seeing them. Gary and I extend our sympathy and pray for Chuck and all the family.

Angela is gone, but the wonderful memories of our friendship will live on. When I retired I joined an exercise class sponsored by the Y, but held at St. Mark's Presbyterian Church in Claymont.
It was there that I met two exercise enthusiasts, Chuck and Angela, and it was there a friendship blossomed. Through the next 30 years, we enjoyed fantastic times together. We wined and dined on several luxury cruises, celebrated holidays together, met for lunch (recently at Chick-fil-A) and simply visited with each other in our homes and often, at great length, over the phone (no texting for us). Conversations were always spirited and heart warming and always punctuated with Angela's infectious laugh.

Farewell, Angela. Thanks for the good times.
RIP