Birth date: May 8, 1961 Death date: Dec 27, 2025
Angel “Ang” Dolese passed away peacefully on Saturday, December 27, 2025, at the age of 64, in Covington, Louisiana. She was born in New Orleans, Louisiana, and grew up in Chalmette, where she attended Andrew Jackson High School. Read Obituary
Thinking of you.
Love always
Leslie
I loved her laugh. I meet her at the Covington farmers market many years ago . When she laughed you could hear her all over the market . Our little group would get together around Christmas and go eat. She had such a great personality. She took Walker under her wings. The Saturday before Easter she would bring plastic eggs and throw them around the market grounds for all the little ones that came to the market that day . She had a big and loving heart . She will surely be missed by many.
Rest in peace my sweet friend. You and your mama sure knew how to stuff an artichoke and make a cake. I pray for eternal rest. Ang was the kindest person you’d ever meet. God gained a good one with Angel!
Angel will clearly be missed by many who knew her…valued her, grew along side of her in Faith and, without a doubt, all who loved her. She was a valuable asset to many of us along life’s journey. My move to NC 34+ yrs ago clearly created a “distance”, but the greeting cards we shared annually for our Birthdays and Christmases kept our friendship special. I will miss her without a doubt.
Angel was a very best friend during our high school years. She made everything about HS better and memorable. Despite she graduated the year before me, Ang remained the most loyal friend & fan to many of us at AJHS. I don’t recall her ever missing one of our softball games. Ever!
I have many cherished memories with Angel, her parents and brothers. Favorites of mine was fishing in the “pond” and attending Fats Domino events.
Angel was truly an incredible person! I’m a better person and Christian for knowing her; I truly believe I will see her again one day… until then, never forget I love you always Ang! ~gwen
Angel will clearly be missed by many who knew her…valued her, grew along side of her in Faith and, without a doubt, all who loved her. She was a valuable asset to many of us along life’s journey. My move to NC 34+ yrs ago clearly created a “distance”, but the greeting cards we shared annually for our Birthdays and Christmases kept our friendship special. I will miss her without a doubt.
Angel was a very best friend during our high school years. She made everything about HS better and memorable. Despite she graduated the year before me, Ang remained the most loyal friend & fan to many of us at AJHS. I don’t recall her ever missing one of our softball games. Ever!
I have many cherished memories with Angel, her parents and brothers. Favorites of mine was fishing in the “pond” and attending Fats Domino events.
Angel was truly an incredible person! I’m a better person and Christian for knowing her; I truly believe I will see her again one day… until then, never forget I love you always Ang! ~gwen
Going to Biloxi Mississippi we went to the casinos went to shows at the casino and then all of a sudden we’re looking for angel nowhere to be found so we decided to go back to the hotel and there is my girl drunk as a skunk she got lost and was drinking screwdrivers at some other hotel when we got back at the hotel we laugh and laughed. We had fun wherever we went and whatever we did that was my best friend my cousin I’m gonna miss you girl. Rest in peace. I love you.
My most best memories of aunt angel is she was always such a caring so loving happy goofy person. Always so full of life, always smiling joking, always showed so much love for her whole family and foremost she would always go above and beyond. I will always cherish all the great memories of aunt Angel, she will truly be missed by many & was definitely one of a kind.
