Angela Dawn Fosnight

angela fosnight

April 25, 1969 ~ January 16, 2022

Angela Dawn Fosnight, 52, of Nashville, Indiana went home to be with Jesus on Sunday, January 16th, 2022. She was born on April 25, 1969 in Nuremberg, Germany. The daughter of Rev. Paul and Betty (Lucas) Hardin. Angela married Shawn on April 22nd, 1989. Together they raised 2 children, Shawn A. Fosnight and Bradley P. Fosnight. She graduated from Brown County High School in 1987. She was a 3rd generation and lifelong member of Green Valley Apostolic Church. Her hobbies included coloring, reading and photography. She enjoyed spending time outside watching the hummingbirds and butterflies. She loved spending time with her kids and grandkids. Her favorite thing was hearing her boys sing and seeing her family in church. A funeral service will be held at 1:00 p.m. Saturday, January 22, 2022 at Green Valley Apostolic Church located at 385 S. Green Valley Church Rd Nashville, Indiana with Pastor Paul Hardin, Rev. Rick Rice and Rev. Mark Hardin officiating. Calling will be from 10:00 a.m. until service time at the church. Burial will be at Crouch Cemetery in Nashville. Memorial donations may be made to the Green Valley Apostolic Church through the funeral home. Angela is survived by her parents Paul (Betty) Hardin, of Nashville; her husband Shawn D. Fosnight of Nashville; sons Shawn A. Fosnight “Bub” of Nashville; Bradley (Kaylee) Fosnight of Columbus; Nieces Tiffany (Jeff) Roberts of Edinburgh; Khaley Maggard of Edinburgh; Granddaughters, Emily Spring and Dyani Elizabeth Lee Fosnight of Nashville; Grandsons, Robert Anthony Wade, Nathaniel David Scott, Mason Paul Fosnight and expecting 3rd granddaughter in May of Columbus. She was preceded in death by her sister Paula (Hardin) Maggard, Grandparents Rev. Clarence (Mamie) Hardin and Dora (James) Lucas.

 

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  1. You were one of the sweetest, most thoughtful woman I have ever met! I love getting text messages from you like this one! I loved being able to call you just wanting to cray and hearing you pray for peace and comfort over me when I was having a hard day! The girls and I love you so very much and we will always cherish our memories with you!

  2. Sweet memories of all us “Church Kids” playing on the grounds of Green Valley! We all would play outside all day long ( I now wonder where our parents were hiding! Lol. Of course they were in the church working) Angie always was the quiet one, It seems we all were always laughing and living in our pretend world! Praying & Thinking of the family!!

  3. It would make me so happy when I would walk into church and see Angela & Paula sitting together in the back. Angela was truly one of the most loving persons I was blessed to know and to “swap ” grandkids with. I will always love her and be grateful for her part in my life.

  4. I will miss your texts. We have shared so much the last few years. You encouraged me and I encouraged you. I will never forget the first smiling face that was blushing. It was so you. Quiet but loving. You will be missed so much sweet lady!

  5. Oh How I am going to miss you. You were not only my Aunt but you were one of my best friends and prayer pals. You have always been there for me and encouraged me to always do my best and be myself. Until we meet again give my Mama a big hug. I LOVE YOU A WHOLE BIG BUNCH🦋♥️

  6. My dearest Ann.
    I remember back to when we first met at Green Valley. My mom had started coming to Brown County from New Castle on the weekends in order to attend church. I remember when I decided to go with her one weekend (I was 11 or 12) and after I saw you I decided that I wanted to come back every time. I never told my mom that though.
    It was probably the second or third time coming to church when one evening during service I turned to look at the clock and I seen you looking at me. Right at that moment I knew you were the one for me. I told myself that you were the one I was going to marry when we got old enough. I never told anyone that until after we got engaged.
    After that I never really thought about it. We lived our separate lives as we grew up and went to school. Every once in a while I would think back to that moment in church and wonder if it would become a reality. We were always friends but nothing more until one day during our senior year (on a dare from I believe Sarah) you sent me a silly letter anonymously about how much you wanted to be with me. It was a silly letter that you thought I wouldn’t figure out, but I did. It didn’t take me long and I called you and asked if you were the one who sent me the letter and you said yes. Two years later you said I do at the alter at Green Valley and the rest is history. You gave me everything a man could ever want or need in the 34 years that we have been together. With two of the greatest sons a mom and dad could ever hope for being number one. They have always been your pride and joy.
    You have always been my rock to keep me grounded when times were tough. Your faith never wavering and your love so pure, true and never ending. I will miss hearing these words from you as I leave for work. “I am praying for your safety as you travel the roads and remember that Jesus loves you”.
    I love you so much and the only relief that I have from the pain and sorrow that I feel is knowing that I will see you again one day.


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