Angela Renee Largent, 57, of Great Cacapon, West Virginia, passed away Friday, October 2, 2026, at Winchester Medical Center in Winchester, Virginia.

She was born June 11, 1969, in Berkeley Springs, West Virginia and was the daughter of James Largent of Cumberland, Maryland and Rosella Marie Blubagh Walsh and Gerald Walsh of Oldtown, Maryland.

She was a 1987 graduate of Paw Paw High School and a 2004 graduate of Martinsburg Cosmetology School. She worked for High’s Dairy Store and 7-Eleven for many years. Angela had her beautician license and a salon called Friends – some were lifetime friends and some were new, and she dearly loved them all. She last worked for Morgan County Schools as a cook. She really liked her job and the people there and she made lots of new friends. She was a lifetime member of Am Vets Post 38 in Falling Waters, West Virginia and American Legion Auxiliary of Post 128 in Paw Paw.

On October 4, 2025, she married Dale Gloyd, who survives.

Also surviving are –

One son –

     Dalton Donivan (Amber) of Keyser, WV

One grandson –

     Kasen

One granddaughter –

     Penelope

Two uncles –

     Roger Largent and Dennis Blabaugh (Jay)

One aunt –

     Virginia Keiter of Romney

Her adopted family –

     Dawn, Bethany, Austin, Alex, Destinie, Remington and Willow Gloyd and Waylon King

A number of cousins, nephews and nieces

And a host of friends, both old and new

The family will receive friends from 10:00 AM – 12:00 Noon Wednesday, October 7 at Kimble Funeral Home in Paw Paw, where a funeral service will follow at 12:00 Noon with Evangelist Richard White officiating.

Interment will be at Mt. Nebo Cemetery at Great Cacapon.

Doug Cowgill, Alex Gloyd, Austin Gloyd, Mike Kidwell, Tommy Kidwell and Travis Gloyd will serve as her pallbearers.

Angela was a wonderful daughter; I truly loved her with all my heart. Hope she is having a good rest, and a good party wherever her spirit leaves her. I am sure of one thing – she always tried to make people happy. I know she touched a lot of people in her lifetime. Make sure you have fun in some way for her because she cannot any more in this life. She told me to tell everyone to have a party and enjoy yourselves as much as you can. She spent the last eight months of her life fighting cancer, gave it the best she could and tried to do everything to avoid death, but in the end, she could not beat her cancer. It is with a very sad heart and a lot of tears that we say good-bye to her body, but we all know her spirit will live on as long as we do. Goodbye, my beautiful daughter, wife, mother, grandmother and best friend. I think she will always be with those who loved her, and she will be missed by all. - Mom