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On March 29, 2025, Bowling Green mourned the loss of Annie Elizabeth ‘Sis’ McDaniel Angle. At 94, she passed away peacefully, leaving behind a rich legacy of love and service in her community. Her contributions included a career as a rural carrier and a nurse’s aide, while her family gatherings and quilting endeared her to many. Annie’s life, marked by faith and kindness, will be celebrated in a funeral service on April 3, with the community invited to share their condolences and memories.
Bowling Green: A Loving Farewell to Annie Elizabeth “Sis” McDaniel Angle
On the serene morning of **March 29, 2025**, Bowling Green bid farewell to a cherished matriarch, Annie Elizabeth “Sis” McDaniel Angle. At the admirable age of **94**, she passed away peacefully in her home, surrounded by the love of her family. Annie, a beloved figure in her community, was a native of **Warren County, Kentucky**, and was known for her warm heart and generous spirit.
Family Roots and Legacy
Annie was born to Clay and Cordie Hunt McDaniel and grew up in a loving household. She spent her life adoring her family and forging lasting memories that would impact generations. She was married to the late David A. Angle, and their bond served as an inspiration to their children and neighbors alike. Sadly, she was preceded in death by her siblings Charles, Kirby, Ina, and Ruby, along with their spouses.
A Life of Service
Throughout her life, Annie exemplified dedication in both her personal and professional endeavors. She was a proud member of **Eastwood Baptist Church**, where her faith flourished, guiding her life and influencing those around her. Many will remember her robust career as a **rural carrier** for the U.S. Postal Service, a role where she proudly delivered mail and maintained relationships with the folks in her community. Beyond her time with the Postal Service, Annie was also a compassionate **nurse’s aide** at the Medical Center, where she touched countless lives with her kindness and care.
Family Gatherings and Hobbies
However, it was during family gatherings that Annie truly shined. She cherished those moments with her loved ones, where laughter and shared stories filled the air. **Quilting** was another passion of hers; she often combined her creativity with her love for family by gifting beautifully crafted quilts. Each stitch was a warm embrace, a memory sewn into the fabric of family history.
The Golden Years
In her later years, Annie was lovingly cared for in her home by her children and caregiver Kathy Neighbors, ensuring she was surrounded by comfort and love right until the end. She is survived by her kids: Linda, Cathy, Roger, Sandra, David, Dennis, Dan, Joe, and Larry. Each of them shares a piece of her legacy and the values she instilled in them.
Grandchildren and Beyond
Her family is further enriched by **eight grandchildren**, including Darrell, Dawn, Teresa, Shannon, Autumn, Jennifer, Dylan, and Pixie. These grandchildren were not just family but extensions of Annie’s spirit, each carrying a piece of her heart. Even beyond them, Annie had the joy of seven great-grandchildren: Reece, Reagan, Dillon, Josh, Kyle, Katie, and Gage, with one more sweet addition on the way—a great-great-granddaughter named Charlotte, expected to arrive in September. This family tree continues to grow, a testament to her loving influence.
Final Farewell
Annie’s funeral service is set to take place at **1 p.m. on Thursday, April 3, 2025**, at **Hardy & Son Funeral Home** in Bowling Green. The community is invited to pay their respects during visitation, which will run from **9 a.m. to 1 p.m.** on the same day. She will find her final resting place at **Fairview Cemetery**.
Community Support
In truly honoring Annie’s spirit and commitment to helping others, her family encourages donations to be made to the **Kelly Autism Program**, highlighting her deep care for those in need. The address for this worthy cause is **104 Alumni Ave, Bowling Green, KY 42101**.
As we reflect on Annie’s extraordinary life, we remember a woman who was much more than just a family member to many; she was a friend, a caregiver, and a guiding light. Her legacy continues through her family and the countless lives she touched.
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- Hardy & Son Funeral Homes: Annie Angle
- Wikipedia: Obituary
- Hardy & Son Funeral Homes: Stevie McDaniel
- Google Search: Funeral Services in Bowling Green Kentucky
- Obituary Cover: Annie Angle
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