Angela Willard "Angie" Colquitt

Angela Willard "Angie" Colquitt obituary

Angela Willard "Angie" Colquitt

Angela Colquitt Obituary

Obituary published on Legacy.com by Fox & Weeks Funeral Directors - Hodgson Chapel on Sep. 23, 2025.

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Angela "Angie" Willard Colquitt, 65, died peacefully in her sleep Sunday morning, August 3rd, 2025.

Angie was born in Tachikawa, Japan while her father was stationed there in the 60's. She was the third child of Charles and Montine Willard. She went on to grow up and live in Savannah, Georgia after returning stateside as a young child. She graduated from Windsor Forest High School in 1978. In 1994, she married her husband Thomas "Rusty" Colquitt, and they have been together ever since. She retired from the Savannah Yacht Club and worked alongside her husband with their barbecue business for a few years.

The moment you met Angie, you immediately could see her love for the color pink and anything animal print. She was a wild soul who worked very hard in the hospitality business for 40+ years. She thoroughly enjoyed reading and it was recorded that she read somewhere around 30,000 books just on her phone. Angie took her role as Gigi seriously and loved her grandchildren to pieces. She was also known as the "Cat Lady". Found a stray? Your cat had kittens? Angie happily took them in and cared for them like they were her children. Angie and Rusty always had a door open and a hot plate for anyone who came through. Even on nights when it was just the two of them, they would still cook enough food for an army. It's safe to say she's in Heaven sitting on the beach with a book in her hand watching Evan play in the sand.

She is preceded in death by her son Evan Colquitt, her brother Charles G. Willard, her nephew Brian Willard, and her parents Charles and Montine Willard. In addition to her husband Rusty, Angie leaves behind her son James Kendrick Jr. (Holly); daughters Loren Kendrick and Casey Colquitt; her five grandchildren Chloe, Liam, Asher, Stefen and Stetson; her sister Brenda McLean (Jim); her brother Glen Willard (Liane); and many nieces and nephews.

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