Help Britne' Angel's Family Heal and Thrive

My name is Brea. I don't really know what to say, but my sister has passed away suddenly. She was an amazing woman who was filled with nothing but love for her husband and children. Losing her has left a large hole in their hearts and lives that can never be filled. She was and is the glue that holds them together. Now her husband and children must go on without her. I don't know how they will do that, but they have to. She LOVED her children and husband more than words can express and they loved her the same in return.

Her husband is being strong for their children, but he will need help to take care of them on his own now. Britne did have a small insurance policy, but it will only cover the cost of her funeral. We all know that money cannot replace what was lost, but any support we can give them will help and lessen the worry. The children will need their father more than ever now and if we can create one less problem for him to worry about, then the sooner they can start healing. Below are excerpts taken from her obituary.

Obituary for Mrs. Britne’ Nicole Angel

Mrs. Britne’ Nicole Angel, of Calhoun, Georgia, a devoted wife and mother, a wonderful daughter, steadfast sister, and beloved aunt, who exuded love, strength, and perseverance, unexpectedly passed away to be with the Lord on February 17, 2025. Britne’s world revolved around her family, and she meant everything to them. She was known for her generosity, dependability, unceasing love, and a natural shyness when it came to the spotlight. However, that shyness could not hide the radiant light she possessed—an enduring gift from the Lord above and her father and mother, Doy and Rhonda Epperson.

Born in Dalton, Georgia, on October 24, 1983, Britne’ was the daughter of Doy and Rhonda Epperson. She attended Hope Church in Resaca, Georgia, and was educated at Southeast Whitfield High School and Dalton State College. Britne’ married the love of her life, Tracy Angel, on March 6, 2003. She worked as a clerical administrator in various businesses, where her value was immeasurable. She excelled in managing complex and demanding tasks with grace and efficiency. For over 11 years, Britne’ worked at Georgia HOPE/HCA, where she built strong, lasting relationships and made a lasting impact on her colleagues and clients.

Britne’ is survived by her loving husband, Tracy Angel, and their four children: Cady, Nathaniel, Beau, and Aubrey; her parents, Doy and Rhonda Epperson; father-in-law and mother-in-law, Tony and Teresa Angel; brother and sister-in-law, Greg and Amy Epperson; sister and brother-in-law, Brea and Edward Padgett; grandfather and step-grandmother, Herman and Betty Epperson; nephews and nieces, Benjamin, Noah, Conner, Lilly, Lincoln, Jimmy, Zach, Jonathen, Daniel, Autum, Daven, and Arabella; extended family including Buddy and Lita Padgett, and Eddie Mowles; uncles and aunts Keith Epperson and Donna McClure, Susie Epperson, Allen and Patricia Massengill, John and Darla Weisser; along with countless great uncles and great aunts, cousins, and a world she touched positively every day.

Britne’s talents extended to hobbies such as gardening, crafting (especially crocheting), delicious cooking, enjoying the outdoors, and singing—though she rarely performed for an audience. Everything she did, she did with love and a heart full of dedication. Whether family, friends, or strangers, Britne’ left an everlasting impression on everyone she met. Her love for life and for those around her will never be forgotten.

Ruth 1:16-17 (KJV)

And Ruth said, Intreat me not to leave thee, or to return from following after thee: for whither thou goest, I will go; and where thou lodgest, I will lodge: thy people shall be my people and thy God my God: Where thou diest, will I die, and there will I be buried: the Lord do so to me, and more also, if ought but death part thee and me.