Angela Alexander Obituary– A community that will be immensely and deeply morning in the most heartbreaking way because of the loss suffered by one loving teacher, Mom Angela Alexander, due to the fatal car accident; the sudden passing is going to fill innumerable gaps in this young student, colleague, and family members’ lives journey.
Angela was a very committed teacher and had served Atlanta Public Schools for many years. To her students, she was more than a teacher; she was a mentor, a guiding light, and a fount of inspiration all rolled into one. The atmosphere in her class was alive with encouragement, and her creativity and kindness nurtured young minds. All those who knew her well would have to say lively, dedicated, matchless in enthusiasm for education.
Her passing has sent shockwaves through the community, with tributes pouring in from those who had the privilege of knowing her. Tink Softball, a local organization, confirmed the heartbreaking news, sharing, “I’m just lost for words ???????? I’ve been trying to process this and get my words together but can’t seem to find them ???????? plz help our family in ur prayers, they lost Angela Alexander the mother. Praying for strength because this one hit different.
Chantell Coles, a friend who also knew her well, was also in grief and wrote, “This is my friend Angela Alexander. We became friends thru our kids and granddaughter playing softball. Our girls started when they were just 8 at the Pink Sox’s, and now they are 11. Their relationship is super strong and genuine. But today, our hearts are heavy because this beautiful wife, mother, teacher, and coach gained her wings unexpectedly last night, leaving behind a husband and three young daughters—ages 11, 10, and just 5 months old.”.
In the face of tragedy, Angela Alexander‘s friends and other community members have responded in kind by rallying around her grieving family. A meal train has been set up to help him and the kids get through these hard times. Donations and prayers are being asked for to help lighten the burden on her loved ones.
Angela was a former data clerk for Fort Valley State University. She was born in College Park but called Atlanta home. She touched the lives of everyone around her in a positive way, but as a dedicated teacher and mother, her legacy will live on through all whose lives she touched.
The family will, in due time, make public the details of her funeral and official obituary. Meanwhile, the entire community is mourning this unbelievable loss, though at the same time praises the memories left behind by the great lady, gone too soon.
