Birth date: Mar 27, 1954 Death date: Jan 5, 2021
The love of my life passed away on January 5, 2021, as a result of an unexpected heart attack. She was 66 years old. She is survived by me - her husband Cliff, one daughter, two stepchildren, five grandchildren, four sisters, two Read Obituary
On behalf of the members of Western Zone of NYSRTA/RENY, heartfelt sympathy and prayers are sent to the family of Annette. A donation will be made, in honor of your loved one, to the Robert R. DeCormier Memorial Trust Fund.of NYSRTA, which assists retired educators in need. May she rest in peace!" (
I always loved being in the backyard with Nana, surrounded by her plants and garden, with the sound of wind chimes in the background, making my soul feel happy. We would just talk and talk, and play cards, cherishing each moment we were together. Sometimes we would spend a long time, but it always flew by.
But nothing ever topped Nana's home-made muffins. I have never taken crack, but these are probably close to it. I would eat them for breakfast ... and yeah, maybe as a few snacks too! Every day.
Every year she would call and sing me happy birthday on the phone. With each word she sang, I soaked in her unconditional love and told her I love her.
I will love you and cherish our moments together forever.
Your energy is part of the universe now, and I know your energy and love will fill our hearts for ever and ever.
Loved you then, love you now, always haved, always will. 😇💘
AM
Growing up, Annette was somewhat shy, private and stayed to herself (mostly reading).
One of my favorite memories is going into her room in the evenings when I would rub her aching legs and feet while we talked for hours.
As an adult, she blossomed Into a confident outgoing woman who never met a stranger.
Later in life, a back injury necessitated surgeries that left her in pain and she was extremely grateful for her wonderful and loyal husband Cliff who was her rock and by her side until the very end.
May you rest in peace sister. ~Kathy
I loved my Aunt Annette heart and soul. She was the biggest dog and bird lover that I knew. She had the sweetest demeanor with them singing to them and they would sing back to her. My fondest memories in my life are when Denise, (my mama) Kathy, Aunt Nette and myself would sing Desperado or any number of beautiful songs that she played on guitar and we would all chime in with her. She will be sorely missed. I am infinitely grateful to her husband Cliff who was the most unconditionally loving partner and companion to her. She knew how blessed she was to have him in her life.. as he did her. Annie was always a woman of faith.
I love you Annie. ~Dori (jellybean)
