On April 1, 2000 while Angela was in Japan on military duty, her husband Surie and their four children were involved in a fatal car crash. The Alexander’s car fell twenty-five feet off the highway landing upside down on top of two other parked vehicles with people inside. The people in the parked vehicles were extremely shaken up. Praise God they were alright. Surie, and their daughters Angela and Angelina survived the car crash, however, Murice and Roger, their two sons, died instantly at the scene.

One of the many miracles was that Murice and Roger, both only eight years old at the time, independently wrote and left behind incredible good-bye letters. Angela said, "In the letters my sons wrote, I received the peace from God that I desperately needed to survive. Each letter answered specific questions that I would have wondered about for the rest of my life."

While Angela was writing her children’s obituary, God revealed to her that the letters were written to soothe her soul, but more importantly, to share with the world. Angela’s autobiography is entitled ‘Miracles in Action.’

Angela and Surie had two biological children named Angela and Murice. They became foster parents to Angelina and Roger. Out of all of the days in the year, on the third anniversary of their son’s death, April 1, 2003, a one year old little girl was placed in the Alexander’s home. Out of all the names in the world, the little girl’s birth name was also Angela. With these two miracles, and love, the Alexanders started adoption paperwork the very next day. After listening to this story, you too, will see that no matter what your situation may look like on the surface, miracles are always in action.