We lost a very good friend and as nice a lady that you could ever want to know on Saturday evening. Angie Jones was a blast to be around. She would light up a room when she walked in, always laughing, always smiling. We will miss you dearly Angie Jones. Rest in peace my friend.
Services: 1p.m. Aug. 23, in Adams Funeral Home, Ozark. Burial will follow in Hopedale Cemetery north of Ozark.
Visitation: Noon until service time.
Angie Jones, 43, Ozark, died Aug. 18, 2012, from injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident near Blue Eye, Ark. She was born March 16, 1969, in Riverside, Calif. She moved to Missouri 20 years ago.
Angie was an administrative assistant for Omega Health. She loved her family and being outdoors and riding motorcycles with good friends was what she looked forward to.
Survivors include: Two sons, Bradley Belt, Ozark, and Brandon Belt, Cedar Hill; her mother, Anita Schultz and husband Rich, Ozark; her father, Jimmy Jones, Willow Springs; a sister, Jennifer Storey, Ozark; a nephew, Joshua Storey; a niece Jessica Storey; her boyfriend, Steve Howell who was injured in the accident; and many good friends.
Memorial contributions may be made to her sons through the funeral home
Everyone riding in Angie Jones memorial ride. All the bikes that are going to ride in the funeral ride up to the cemetery. We will all meet at Walmart in Ozark at 11 o'clock on Thursday. We will have kick stands up at 1130 and leave from there and go to Adams Funeral Home in Ozark. Her visitation is at 12. Services at 1. The services should last about 30 min or so and we will leave there. At the families request the bikes will all line up directly behind the hurse. Wich will be provided by The Last Ride for some of you that don't know what that is, it is truly one the most awesome things you will see and a great honor to have them at a funeral. Special thank you to Ty Conklin for your services. Also thank you to the family of Angie Jones for allowing all of her friends to be such a big part of her final ride. I can't speak for all of us but I will say for me it is a great honor to be able to be a part of something so special and unique. Anyone planning on attending the ride in to the funeral home please just comment on here so we can get some sort of count. Thank you in advance to all of the biker community that will participate. If anyone needs directions to Walmart or down to Adams funeral home. Please contact myself, Anthony Appleton, or Mike Goforth. Please remember everyone this is a celebration of life. Don't be sad because it's over. Be happy because it happened and we got to know such a beautiful person and share part of her life with her.
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