Angelica Marie (Fleury) Gray

Angelica Marie Gray, née Fleury, born on December 9th, 1951, left this world on February 12, 2025, leaving behind a legacy of love that will echo through generations. She was preceded in death by her parents, Irven and Rose Fleury, and her brother, Robert Fleury, reuniting with them in the embrace of eternity.

Angelica leaves behind an indelible legacy through her daughter, Julie Mosier, and son-in-law, Jason Mosier; her brother, Irven Fleury, and his wife, Karen. She was the heart of her family, a grandmother to Brett and his wife Faith, Ciarra and her husband EJ, Paisley, Abby, and Scyler, and a great-grandmother to Robert, Amiya, Kolson, Noa, Addison, and Austin. She also cherished her nephews Derrick Fleury, Corey Fleury and his wife Jen, Jason Fleury and his wife Donna, Bobby Fleury and his wife Mary, along with her great-nephews Owen Fleury, Gavin Fleury, Evan Fleury, and Bryce Fleury. Also mourning her loss are other close family relatives, Lisa Busby and her two daughters, Ainsley Busby and Katelyn Busby. Her love extended to her faithful companion, her dog Ace, a beloved member of her family. Each of these lives bears the mark of her love, kindness, and boundless generosity.

To describe Angelica as merely amazing would be an understatement. She was the epitome of selflessness, an unwavering beacon of love and support, whose life was a testament to the power of love and sacrifice. Her spirit was one of pure gold; she gave without expecting anything in return, touching lives in ways words can scarcely capture.

God's decision to call her home has left an irreplaceable void in our hearts, a testament to the profound impact she had on us all. Her love was our compass, her laughter our joy, her wisdom our guide. In her absence, we are challenged to embody the virtues she lived by, to honor her memory by living with the same compassion, integrity, and love she so effortlessly showed.

As we mourn, we also celebrate a life well-lived, a soul well-loved, and the eternal light she continues to shine in our lives. She was known for her lifelong friendships, including with the group affectionately known as "the 70s Girls": Judy Davis, Darlene Treadway, Carol Ramundo, Patti Hamblin, Diane Hart, Annie Morette, Cindy Gunning, and Sharon Moore, who shared in her journey of love and laughter. We love you, Angelica, more than words can express; we miss you, but we find solace in knowing that your spirit will always guide us.

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