Ashley Scott Anglin, a beloved care coordination manager at Saint Francis Healthcare and a cherished member of the Little River community in South Carolina, passed away on January 7, 2026, at the age of 45. Her death has cast a quiet, profound sadness over everyone who knew her — from colleagues to friends and family. In a life defined by warmth and kindness, Ashley’s absence is already deeply felt.
To those who worked with her at Saint Francis Healthcare, Ashley was more than a manager. She was the steady voice in difficult moments, always finding time to listen, understand, and lift others up. Her compassion wasn’t limited to her work; it rippled outward into the community she loved and the friendships she nurtured. Coworkers describe her as someone whose presence brought calm and reassurance even on the busiest days.
Friends remember Ashley for her generous spirit. She had an uncanny ability to make people feel seen and valued, whether she was offering a heartfelt compliment or lending a listening ear late into the evening. Stories shared in the days since her passing speak of evenings filled with laughter, thoughtful advice given without judgment, and that rare gift of making strangers feel like old friends.
Ashley was also deeply connected to her family, for whom she was both a pillar of strength and a source of encouragement. In times of joy and challenge alike, she stood with them — a constant presence ready to uplift, support, or simply share a quiet moment. The profound bond she shared with her loved ones offered comfort to many and will continue to be a lasting testament to her life.
In honoring her memory, family members have asked for privacy as they grieve this difficult loss. They plan to share details of memorial services and obituary arrangements when they are finalized. For now, those who knew Ashley are holding close the many ways she touched their lives.
Her visitation is scheduled for Saturday, January 10th, 2026, from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM at Lee Funeral Home in Little River, where friends and community members are welcome to pay their respects.
Ashley’s legacy is woven through the countless moments of kindness she offered — from the hallways of her workplace to quiet conversations with friends. Her memory lives on in the hearts of those who were fortunate to know her, a gentle reminder of how deeply one life can influence many.
