Birth date: Sep 6, 1945 Death date: Nov 21, 2016
Annette (Lobello) Egan, 71, of Baldwinsville and North Richland Hills, Texas, passed away on Monday, November 21, 2016. She was born in Syracuse, daughter of the late Joseph and Mary (Gullotta) Lobello. Annette was an Insurance Br Read Obituary
My condolences to John and the Egan family. You will be in my prayers for God's strength and comfort during this difficult time. I am so sorry for your loss.
John,Andrea, and Olivia I am so sorry that I was unable to attend the services for your mom. I was so sad to see the news. I have many fond memories of your mom and dad. They both were always so kind and loving to each other. Now they are together again. I am thinking of you.... Beth Morris-Cooper
John, we were so sorry to hear about your Mom. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Wish we could be there for you. We sure have a lot of wonderful memories of your Mom and Dad when you and Joe were kids. We always felt like we were family we were so close. We miss those days. Take care and keep in touch.
I am so saddened by the loss of Annette, Gone to soon. She and I met through the insurance industry and once we met, we were forever friends. She had a great sense of humor and we shared a love of SU sports and our children both attended Marquette University so we had lot's in common. We always stayed in touch and would talk for hours on the phone each week. I will miss her tremendously as I know her family will as well. She was a very loyal and fun person and was so dedicated in the care of her parent's and her children, always! She was the kindest person I think I have ever met. They don't come any better than Annette!Thinking of all of you John, Andrea and Olivia and I will miss her forever.
Colleen
John...my sympathies to your family on the passing of your mom. She was a wonderful lady. I know it has been some time since we connected but please know you are in my thoughts and prayers. Peace. Pat Driscoll
Oh no! What terrible news! Annette and I were close friends and neighbors during our formative years. We met in kindergarten at St John the Evangelist School, and then in fifth grade she moved across the street from me. We walked to school together almost every day, she taught me how to cheerlead (I was lousy at it), and we sat on her front stairs to flirt with the neighborhood boys.
We remained close after our respective marriages (two weeks apart) and the birth of our children (within weeks of each other), and through the passing of her young son Michael. Her husband John was a delightful guy, and I ran into him often at Hancock Airport whenever I was in Syracuse. I never saw them again after they moved to Texas, but we remained in touch.
I recall many afternoons from our teenage years where we'd read fashion magazines and decide which outfits would look best on us. (Couldn't afford any of them!) We envied her sister Mary Ann when she got a princess phone for her bedroom. We played charades with the other kids on the block... when we weren't off getting into trouble.
Annette was always a big presence. I'm so sorry that she's gone, and far too soon.
Donna Maurillo
Scotts Valley CA
