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Annette Lisitzky Brown

Annette Brown Obituary

BROWN Annette Lisitzky Brown, 88, of Blacksburg, VA died peacefully at her home on Friday, July 4, 2008. Annette was born May 11, 1920 in New Orleans to Ephraim Lisitzky and Bertha Schefrin Lisitzky. She was a graduate of Sophie Newcomb College and a music teacher at Isidore Newman School, both in New Orleans. Annette lived in New Orleans until 2005, when she and her husband, Lee B. Brown, were flooded out by Hurricane Katrina. After the flood, they moved to Blacksburg, where they resided in the Warm Hearth Retirement Community. In addition to her husband, Annette is survived by her son and daughter-in-law, Ezra (Bud) and Jo Brown, of Blacksburg; grandsons, Benjamin L. Brown, of Alameda, CA, and Daniel A. Brown, of Portland, OR; great granddaughter, Phoebe Rose Brown LeVine, of Portland, OR; sister-in-law, Catherine B. Friedler, nephew, John E. Friedler, and niece, Nancy Friedler, all of Highland Park, IL; cousins, Phyllis and Norman Graff, of Mountain View, CA; and beloved long-time friend, Ruth R. Weisler, of New Orleans. Arrangements by McCoy Funeral Home, Blacksburg.

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Published by The Times-Picayune on Jul. 9, 2008.

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Edward Ireland

August 3, 2008

Dear Lee,
We had been out of town and just learned of Annette's passing. Please accept our deepest sympathy from us and from my mother, Louise.
Edward and Joanna Ireland

Greg and Sandra Moise

July 27, 2008

Hello Lee,
You were my first boss when I finished college and my wife Sandra and I were invited to your home to meet your wife. Sandra still remembers the very "local" New Orleans coffee that was served. Annette charmingly offered to get some milk for her. We enjoyed our visit.
Sorry to learn of Annette's death and that you left due to Katrina. But it is good that you are near family.
We think of you often.

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