Angie Henry Handshoe age 45 of Salyersville, Kentucky passed away Friday, October 23, 2026 at the Paintsville ARH, Paintsville, Kentucky. Angie was born, March 20, 1981 in Pikeville, Kentucky Steve Henry and the late Arlene Elrod Henry Stephens.
Survivors include; one son, Mason (Lexi) Isaac of Richmond, Kentucky, one daughter; Holly Handshoe of Salyersville, Kentucky, three sisters; Andrea Castle, Lori Howard and Carrie Hammann, step-mother; Betty Jo Henry, two step-sisters; Amber Stephens and Megan Maynard and a host of nieces, nephew, family and friends.
In addition to her mother, Angie is preceded in death by one daughter; Addison Handshoe.
Angie was a registered Phlebotomist and a member of the Salyersville First Baptist Church.
Graveside services were conducted Wednesday, October 28, 2026 from the Roark Cemetery at Burning Fork, Kentucky. Officiating were Ben Martin.
In lieu of flowers the family has requested that contributions please be made to the Angie Henry Handshoe Memorial Fund at the Magoffin County Funeral Home.
Angie
There are so many things that I want to say
So I thought this would be my special way,
To let you girls know my love is deeply true
So Andrea, Lori, Carrie and Angie this poems for you.
When I was young and just a little carefree
I knew one day God would send you to me,
As I sit all alone memories racing through my head
My sweet little girls laying asleep in their bed,
Like angels from heaven, their soft faces so sweet
God gave me my memories I will always keep,
From babies to young teens to strong women all grown
I’ll watch you shine and make it on your own,
Each one of you girls mean the world to me
I can’t imagine how life “Without You” would be,
If I needed a shoulder you were always there
yes, my four girls were the ones who cared,
If I’m feeling down and oh so blue
All I had to do was just call on you,
All the troubles and sorrows I’ve endured this past year
you were always by my side through my pain and tears,
I’m so lucky I wouldn’t change one thing
I praise the Lord as the angels sing,
So here’s to my girls all grown and strong
When God made you four he didn’t go wrong.
My Love Always, Mom
Arrangements were under the direction of the Magoffin County Funeral Home.
www.magoffincountyfuneralhome.com
