In Memory of Angie Arnold

I first met Angie around 10 years ago when she came to visit her parents at Philip Docker Court and what a character she was. She never minced her words and if she had something to say she would, but underneath it all she had a heart of gold, she was thoughtful of those less fortunate than herself, kind and generous. But your wouldn't want to fall out with her, not that people did she was well liked by all at Philip Docker.

What happy stories I’ve heard of the legendary Angie. And thank you Angie for creating such an awesome daughter. With my love and thoughts to all the family.
Emma, WAUzer

When I was at uni in Leicester, I used to visit Uncle Norman & Auntie Audrey, I hadn’t seen them all that often with living up in the North East, it was so lovely to have family nearby.

Angie would often pop round on the days I went to see them.
She showed me around the area they lived, I loved listening to her stories.

The visits continued in the years after uni when we were down that way or heading down to London, and a fuss was always made of Kofi.

I always left having laughed a LOT with them all, been fed plenty, usually having had daytime gin for “medicinal purposes” and with a fuzzy feeling in my heart - very happy memories ❤️

When I first met Angie it was like I was meeting an old friend,I knew immediately we would get on.
She had no airs or graces she was just warm. I remember when she was first I'll and unable to talk I teased her that she couldn't swear at me, how wrong I was because she did.
Rarely in life do you come across a person like Angie,
But I'm privileged to say I did and what a woman she was
Good night god bless my friend love Margaret.xxx