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Angela Dawn Murin, 51 of Edmond Oklahoma passed away from this world on October 25, 2020 at Integris Baptist Hospital in Oklahoma City.
Viewing will be held at Matthews Funeral Home in Edmond on Wednesday October 28, 2020.
Family viewing from 1pm-3pm. Public viewing from 3pm-8pm
Celebration of Life Service will also be held at Matthews Funeral Hope on October 29, 2020 at 2pm.
Born September 10, 1969 to Ansel Adamson and Sheila Kassira in Oklahoma City. She went to school in Edmond and graduated from Edmond Memorial High School in 1987.
She married the love of her life, Andrew Murin in 2000 in Oklahoma City and they spent 23 wonderful years together.
Angie worked as a medical transcriptionist for many years prior to homeschooling their two youngest daughters. She was a devoted wife and mother who dedicated her life to the family she loved so much.
Angie is preceded in death by her mother, Sheila Kassira. She is survived by her husband, Andrew. Four daughters Malorie Ainette, Amanda Ainette, Bailey Murin and Avery Murin. Her brother Jonathan Adamson and sister Kimberly Wood. Her father Ansel Adamson and stepmother Marlys Adamson. Her grandchildren Cristian, Adrian and RJ.
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