With overwhelming sadness and broken hearts, Wayne and Donna Nicholls, along with Nathan and Stephanie Nicholls of Musquash, NB, announce the unexpected passing of their beloved daughter, sister, and sister-in-law, Angela Marie Nicholls, on July 24, 2025. Angela’s departure leaves a profound void in the hearts of her family, friends, colleagues, and all who were blessed to know her.
Angela Marie Nicholls Death
Born on May 2, 1985, Angela was the cherished firstborn of Donna and Wayne. From the moment she arrived, she brought immense joy, laughter, and love into their lives. As a child, she displayed warmth, intelligence, and a spirited personality that only grew stronger with time. Her relationship with her younger brother Nathan was a source of inspiration to all who witnessed it. The two shared an unbreakable bond—inseparable companions filled with love, loyalty, and laughter. To her family, Angela was not only a daughter and sister, but also a best friend and constant source of encouragement.
Angela pursued her education with dedication and excellence. She earned a Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology from the University of New Brunswick in Fredericton before achieving a Master’s in Physiotherapy from Dalhousie University. Her career was marked by compassion, skill, and a true desire to help others heal. Angela treated her clients not only as patients but as individuals deserving of dignity, respect, and care. Her work left a lasting impression, and her legacy in the healthcare field will endure through the many lives she touched.
Beyond her professional accomplishments, Angela embraced life with passion and enthusiasm. She was a gifted athlete and an accomplished soccer player, as well as an avid bodybuilder who thrived on setting and achieving new goals. Her adventurous spirit carried her across the globe—from scaling Machu Picchu to hiking Cape Chignecto, kayaking, paddleboarding, and even skydiving. For Angela, life was meant to be lived fully, and she did so with fearlessness and joy.
Family and tradition were central to Angela’s world. She cherished chopping wood with her father, attending concerts with her mother, and enjoying their lighthearted “Nacho Nights” while watching The Masked Singer. She adored animals, especially her loyal dog, Chilli, and dedicated time to humanitarian efforts, volunteering with organizations such as the Salvation Army and Red Cross. Angela also treasured moments with her extended circle of friends, particularly her beloved “Kingston Crew,” with whom she shared countless trips, celebrations, and memories.
Known for her radiant smile, quick wit, and vibrant presence, Angela was the life of every gathering. Whether at a Halloween party, Christmas celebration, or family get-together, her humor, honesty, and generosity of spirit uplifted everyone around her. She had the rare gift of making people feel seen, valued, and loved.
Angela’s passing is an immeasurable loss, but her spirit will continue to inspire strength, courage, and kindness in those who carry her memory. She was a devoted daughter, sister, friend, and protector—a true force of light and love in this world.
