Angie wears many hats at Watts, and says, “I couldn't even start to list all my duties! If you are working with us in any form, most likely I'm helping with some part of it.”

She’s the 3rd generation in her family in the deathcare industry. Her grandparents started Watts Vault in 1957, and after they passed, Angie’s parents became the 2nd generation to operate the company. Angie grew up not only in the burial vault and monument business, but also in a funeral home. She’s done it all: she learned to mow cemeteries, wash cars, sell monuments and do the bookkeeping at a young age. After high school, she attended college, and with her degree in accounting and computer software, she’s worked at Watts since then.  

Angie says, “Growing up in the funeral home, death was just a normal thing for me. It's something that happens to all of us and affects us each differently. It’s always nice to see families plan ahead, pick out what they want and can afford, and not leave the burden on other family members who are in an emotional state of mind after the loss of a loved one.”   

Her husband Dave is a licensed plumber, and son Brayden is in high school.  School sports and events keep them all busy. When not at work, Angie loves to read and vacation.