Salley – Ms. Angela Naomi Gleaton Still, 54 went to be with Jesus Monday, January 30, 2012.
Ms. Still was the loving mother of; Shannon G. Reynolds, Jason (Mandy) Still, and Amanda S. Anderson, grandmother; Nickolas, Candace, Summer, Olivia, Vivian, Stormy, Hannah and Taylor, sister of; Wayne Gleaton, Tammy Wood and Jessie B. Gleaton, and many nieces and nephews that she adored. Her special friend was Gene. Her special cousin was Connie. She was formerly married for thirty-three years to Dean Still. She held a special place in her heart for a special person.
Ms. Still had the greatest love for the Lord. She was a member of Salley Baptist Church and held a special place in her heart for her pastor; Henry Cooper. With much pride, her children have a secured hope and peace knowing she is now with her Savour. Ms. Still's answer to life's problems was "Let go and let God".
Ms. Still was a gifted and extraordinary artist. Her works were amazing. She loved gardening flowers. She loved taking pictures, scrap booking and going down memory lane. She was also an amazing cook.
Ms. Still loved flea marketing at the crack of dawn. Line dancing with her daughters brought her much joy. Shannon's goofiness could always make her laugh. She had a special love for her only baby boy - Jason. She was blessed to have had the very best friend in the world, her youngest daughter - Amanda K. Anderson. They shared everything. They laughed and cried. They were each others rock. She gave everything she had to take care of her mother the past five years.
Ms. Still was a proud member of the Pee Dee Beaver Creek Indian Tribe. She got to travel to almost every southern state at the beginning of her marriage.
Ms. Still looked at her grandchildren with so much pride and joy. She was blessed to have been with her daughters through each of their children births. She loved her Lord and loved life with all she was. Even through the heartache, pain and struggle which is there no more. She was a beautiful woman and her life was a beautiful WORK OF ART.
Visitation will be held Saturday from 12 to 2 pm in the Chapel of Blizzard Funeral Home with the service following at 2 pm. The Rev. Henry Cooper will be officiating. Burial will follow in the Springfield Cemetery.
