Angela Peloquin Moss

Angie unexpectedly went home to her Savior on Monday, July 23, 2018.  She was a devoted follower of her Savior Jesus Christ and a loving wife of Charles Douglas Moss and beloved mother of Charlotte and Evelyn.  She is also survived by her older sisters Renee Peloquin Mattie and Michelle Peloquin Riess.

Born on March 12, 1969 to Robert A Peloquin and Patricia Morris Peloquin, Angela grew up in Fort Washington, MD, graduated from Oxon Hill Senior High, Loyola University of Baltimore, and the University of Maryland Dental School (Magna Cum Laude). She obtained anesthesia training while completing her general practice residency at Lehigh Valley Hospital in Allentown, PA. She practiced sedation dentistry for 22 years.

Angie was gentle and caring, conscientious, and meticulous. She listened purposefully and responded with care and generosity. She never hesitated to give her time and talents. She was strong in her faith and devoted to God, her church, her family, and dear friends. Angie had a silly sense of humor and took joy in simple things.

She was known for professionally and compassionately delivering a high standard of care. She offered personalized, stress-free treatment for those with few other options because of anxiety, special needs, and other difficulties with dental care.  Angie was proud to have received the City of Annapolis Mayoral Citation for volunteering her time and expertise at the Stanton Center Dental Clinic in Annapolis.

Angie took lifelong joy in developing her singing talent, restarting voice lessons in her forties. She was active in Church ministry and enjoyed singing regularly in her church choir and in small ensembles. She sang for many years in the National Christian Choir. Angie cherished the opportunities she had to sing on stage with her daughters, and was pleased to sing the National Anthem at several Bowie Baysox home games. She loved traveling, hiking, and biking. She especially loved spending time at the beach with her family where she could be her playful, whimsical self.