Angela Hope Williamson, 50, passed into her Savior’s arms on February 25, 2026, at

Blakeway Residential Home in Moseley, Virginia.

She was born on October 11, 1975, in Farmville Hospital to Albert L. and Edith P.

Williamson. She is preceded in death by her father, Albert L. Williamson, of Farmville,

VA.

She is survived by her beloved mother, Edith P. Williamson; her brother, Patrick D.

Williamson of Big Fork, Montana; her aunt, Lois P. Dennis (“Bud”); her close friends,

Becky Covington, Joan Osborn, and Steve and Mary Lynn Brown; her faithful

caregivers, Rose Roberts and Loretta Wood; and numerous nieces, nephews, and

cousins.

Hope graduated from Prince Edward County High School in 1997. She loved

participating in the Area 12 Special Olympics, where she medaled in wheelchair racing

and bowling. She also enjoyed being part of a local Girl Scout troop and participated in

the Miss Virginia Wheelchair pageant. Hope would say, “I may not do it like everyone

else, but I get it done.”

Hope especially enjoyed showing others how much she loved Jesus by serving them in

many ways. She visited residents in the local nursing home and would talk with them

and help them with arts and crafts. She made hundreds of butterflies for the Spirit FM

Radio Station Butterfly Campaign to send to cancer patients. She also enjoyed the

Hawaiian Sacred Dance program to share beautiful songs of faith with local

congregations.

Hope was a member of Worsham Baptist Church for over 30 years and participated in

Girls In Action (GA’s), Vacation Bible School, and Sunday School. She was a devoted

prayer warrior and always figured out a way to help. She especially loved her small-

group classes so she could learn more about her Savior. Hope became a member of

Calvary Baptist Church when she moved to the Richmond area where she continued

growing in her faith and commitment to Jesus.

A service will be held at Worsham Baptist Church on February 27. Visitation will begin

at 11 a.m. with service following. Pastor Ken Jones will preside over the service with

burial immediately after the service. A meal will be provided after the burial at the

Family Life Center of the church.

The family would like to thank the compassionate caregivers, nurses, and medical team

at Hope’s residential group home who cared so lovingly for Hope during her last months

of her time on earth. Memorial donations may be made to Southside Pregnancy

Center.