Ms. Angie Ella Gregg

RIDGEVILLE, SC - In profound sorrow we announce the passing of Ms. Angie Ella Gregg, 69 of Ridgeville, SC., who entered into eternal rest on Monday evening, April 20, 2020 at a local hospital.
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The Life Reflection of Ms. Angie Ella Gregg
Angie Ella Gregg transitioned to her Eternal Heavenly Home on April 20, 2020.
She was born in Summerville, SC on July 18, 1950 to the late Bishop Walter Lloyd Gregg, Sr., and the late Lucille Bell Gregg. She was the seventh (7th) born out of eleven (11) children. Angie was a lifelong resident of Summerville and Givhans, SC. Angie was educated in the public schools of Dorchester County. She was an Industrial Sewing Machine Operator for more than twenty-five (25) years. She was highly skilled in her work.
She had a love for plants and was known for having a true "green thumb". She kept beautiful plants throughout the house and the yard. She was blessed with the ability to take the smallest piece of a plant and nurse it to flourish into large beautiful greenery. She also loved to watch old movies and television shows.
Angie was a beautiful person known at a glance by her long silvery flowing hair; and known by character as a caring, no-nonsense person, who stood on the truth. Angie had a deep love for the Lord. She was baptized at an early age. Angie was a lifelong member of Friendship True Bibleway Church #1 and attended church regularly. She read her bible and devotionals daily.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Bishop Walter L. Gregg, Sr & Lucille B. Gregg and siblings Elizabeth Gregg, John L. Gregg, Sr., Walter L. Gregg, Jr., and Bishop Orin S. Gregg, Sr.
She is survived by her siblings James A. Gregg, Leon (Betty) Gregg, Cornelius (Sharon) Gregg, Annette Gregg, Kenneth (Ida) Gregg, Jeannette Gregg; sisters-in-law, Mother Oree Gregg and Estelle Gregg; a host of nieces, nephews, family, church family and friends.
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