Angela Marie Garcia

Angela enjoyed playing with her dogs, and being outdoors where she felt most free. Angela was loving, strong willed, and stubborn in the best way. She expressed her love through acts of service and was well respected, and courageous. Angela loved cleaning, organizing, and was very family-oriented. She was brave, selfless and an alpha female. She was funny and had a loud and contagious laugh. She also loved  to cook. 

Angela's journey was one of vibrant colors and bold strokes, filled with a zest for life that was unmatched. Her unwavering spirit, marked by a touch of craziness, infused every moment with laughter and adventure. Her heart, generous to its core, knew no bounds when it came to helping others. Angela's stubbornness was a testament to her resilience, a quality that fueled her determination to overcome any obstacle in her path. But perhaps what defined Angela most was her boundless love—for her family, her friends, and her beloved dogs. Her compassion knew no limits, and her kindness left an indelible mark on all who were fortunate enough to know her. As we bid farewell to Angela, we are left with cherished memories of her laughter, her warmth, and her unwavering spirit. Though she may no longer walk among us, her presence will forever be felt in the hearts of those she touched. Angela, you will be deeply missed, but your legacy of love and kindness will live on in our hearts always.

The family wants everyone to know that the prayers have been a source of comfort and strength for them, and they are truly grateful for everyone. While we continue to navigate through this challenging period, knowing that we have such a loving and supportive family and friends by our side gives us  solace and courage. Your acts of kindness have touched our hearts in ways we cannot fully express. Please know that your prayers have been a beacon of light in the darkness, and your support has been a lifeline for us.

Angela is survived by her devoted mother Irma Rodriguez; siblings Elvira Garcia (twin sister), Evelyn Morales, Melissa Bocanegra, and Daniel Garcia; grandmother Margarita Salazar; best friend Hannah Delaski (who was more like a built-in sister); numerous nieces and nephews, and cherished pets Maple and Zara.

She now reunites with her father Daniel Garcia who passed away in 2012 along with her beloved dog of 14 years, Nikita, a golden retriever from her childhood.

The outpouring of support from family and friends during this challenging time has provided immeasurable comfort and strength to Angela's loved ones.

In lieu of flowers, the family ask for plants to ensure her memory continues to grow.