In Memory of Our Angel

Our beloved Angelesea Rock was taken away from all of us on the morning of January 9th, 2020 for a reason we will never understand. She was a victim of a terrible car accident that also took the life of another young woman who, too, had a bright future ahead of her. Anyone who had the honor of knowing Angel knew the impact she had. Those who were blessed enough to know her knew that she represented pure happiness and joy. She was the person that everyone was lucky to have in their life. Even those who spent only a few minutes with her knew of the brightness she spread. Her contagious laugh, her sense of humor, her ability to turn darkness into light --- Angel was simply a person who made the world a better place. Angelesea graduated from West Broward High School in Pembroke Pines, FL where she held a class senator position, as well as multiple honor distinctions in terms of academics, volunteer services, and career technology education. She then continued her education at the University of Central Florida in Orlando, FL where she was an involved, active, and beloved member of the Jamaican American Student Association and served as the event coordinator. No matter where she went, Angel drew in any type of person you can think of and turned a stranger into a friend. She spread so much positivity to whoever she magnetized and made her mark as the most beautiful, caring, kind, loving, and funny woman she was.  There was not a moment in Angel’s life left uncaptured and never a second where she wasn’t singing, dancing, laughing, or telling one of her unforgettable stories. Her mother, father, siblings, family, and friends are all mourning the loss of Angel, who played so many different roles in their lives. Any kind of help will be greatly appreciated at this time, whether it be thoughts, prayers, or any donation. All funds raised will go directly to Angel’s family to assist with her funeral service costs. We ask you kindly to please share this page with your friends and family, and to also remember to cherish every single moment like it is your last. To remember to love like tomorrow is not promised, because it isn’t. Angel, we love you and you are forever in our hearts. We will continue to hold your memory with us and keep it alive for as long as you keep the sun shining. Her mother is Marcia McIntyre and will be using funds to pay for funeral services.