Birth date: Sep 2, 1938 Death date: Dec 30, 2014
Annette Louise Freeman was born on September 2, 1938 in Dallas, Texas and passed away on December 30, 2014 in Dallas, Texas. She is preceded in death by her father, Ernest Ensley Embry; mother, Flora Mae Tillery Embry; brothers, J Read Obituary
WE LOVE YOU, KELLY AND LINDA BULLIN purchased the Heartwarming Thoughts Boston Fern for the family of Annette Louise Freeman.
I worked with Annette at Case for several years. What fun to get to know her. Her favorite thing to tell me was she "needed my tall" because she could not reach something on an upper shelf. I still laugh about that. I am so sorry for your loss. She was a very special person to me.
Secret Garden Basket was purchased for the family of Annette Louise Freeman.
Without Net-Net I would have been "Baby Girl Lewis". Instead, I have the beautiful name of Lisa Annette, one I have truly cherished all my life. Many, many of my happiest memories include her and her precious family. Thank you for everything! I love you, Lisa
I have so many special memories of Annette. She was the big sister I never had. She always took the time to listen without giving advise which is a trait that not many of us have. All of us that love her will miss her. I truly believe she has passed on to a much better place where she no longer suffers and can once again be her carefree self. Kick up your heels and play your silly games, sweet Annette. Your are loved.
Dear Mom, Thank you so much for your love and teaching me about the love of family and friendships. You were always a happy whippersnapper! I will miss you so so much and I will do my best to take of Dad as wonderfully as he took care of you. I realized about ten years ago that I had turned into my Mother. I'm grateful for that and all that you taught me. I have also thanked God many times that he returned me home to you 9 months ago. I love you so much Nanny.
Annette was such a joy to be around..her cup was always full..I remember her smile and laugh as we would pass each other in the halls of high school…I will always remember our lunch with Susie and Dorothy a couple of years ago when they came to the country and how we all wanted to do it again soon..soon never came but I remember how positive she spoke of her marriage how Lindsey was her best friend..how he made her laugh..she spoke of her girls with such love..she was such an inspiration of how to live life never complaining about her health..she ask me if this was my little heaven and I said yes..and now I think about your big heaven with the Father holding you in his loving arms..rest in peace Annette you deserve a crown so loaded with jewels you can hardly keep it on your head.. my thoughts and prayers are with your family..Theresa Haddock
My love is with you guys always. Annette was always so dear to me. Her sweet soul will sorely be missed. -John D. Smith
