Angela Marie

Willis

Angela M. Willis, affectionately known as "Angie", of Toledo, Ohio, was a tireless community advocate, social worker and mother who died in a fatal automobile accident on Monday, February 24, 2025. She was born on March 17, 1983, to Mariorie A, Glass and Milton D. Willis.

Angie loved the Lord and credited all her blessings to Him. Angie was a 2002 graduate of waite High School. She was Certified in Youth Advocacy at Perm State University (2005) where she worked to ensure that young people's rights were protected and that they had the skills to be successful in education, health, and other areas of life. She went on to receive an Associate Degree in Applied Science from Owen's Community State College; a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice from The University of Toledo; and a Master of Science in Criminal Justice from Tiffin University. Angie's passion for beauty and taste, awarded her with Aesthetic Certifications.

Her professional journey was marked by dedication and hard work. With a passion for the Social Sciences, Angie had a successful and impactful career at Unison Behavioral Health Group Inc, where she served as a leading resource for people seeking access to behavioral health, substance abuse treatment and primary health care. She worked tirelessly to provide support and guidance to those facing challenging circumstances with a

remarkable ability to connect with people from all walks of life, creating a safe space for them to share their stories and access the resources they needed. Angie will be remembered for her wami heart, infectious laughter, and boundless love.

Beyond her professional achievements, Angie was cherished for her warm personality, heart of gold, and genuine care for others. She was a devoted Mother and found great joy in spending time with loved ones. Her vibrant presence and radiant smile brightened any room she entered, creating a welcoming space

for all.

Death cannot kill what never dies. Every life is noted and cherished, and nothing loved is ever lost or perished. The comfort of having a friend may be taken away, but not that of having had one. Wherever a beautiful soul has been, there is a trail of beautiful memories. In her free time, she enjoyed traveling, shopping and just simply hanging with her bestie, Denaye Livingston, they were inseparable ! Whenever she was plarming to "dress" it up, she called on norie other than Price Watkius, who customized her design!

Angie is loved and missed by her sons Anquan E. Scott and Ae'Dric E. Scott; mother Mariorie A. Glass; Father, Milton D. Willis, all of Toledo, OH. ; brother Lacansa Glass, of Topeka, KS; Sisters Leenque Glass, of Toledo, OH, Karolla (Bryan) Baker of Columbus, OH; and India Willis of Meridian, MS.; Maternal Grandmother Annie Glass, of Meridian, MS.; the Father of her children Eric Scott of Toledo, OH.; Godmother Robbie Harrington of Toledo, OH; Special Aunts Evelyn Elder of columbus, MS. and Catherine Baucom of Holland, OH; and special friend Mikiel Los "Los", of Detroit, NI.

She was predeceased by her Maternal Grandfather, and both Paternal Grandparents.

"Cast all your anxiety on him because he cares for you". (I Peter 5:7) Family, you might feel numb today. You may find yourself feeling numb for a while, but when you start to feel anxious, this is the perfect verse for you. This verse is a reminder that God cares about you, which means He cares about anything you are concerned with. So, when you start to feel anxious, picture yourself handing that care into the large hands of God. He's

already aware of every single one. I encourage you to continue supporting each other as you navigate through your grief and to keep the memory of Angie alive in your hearts. As we part ways today, let us find comfort in knowing that Angie will always be a part of us, guiding us with her wisdom and love. Thank you all for being here to honor her memory and for the love and support you have shown during this difficult time. May we find solace in each other's company and strength in the memories we hold dear. Farwell, dear Angie,'until we meet again.