Birth date: Feb 9, 1943 Death date: May 17, 2021
Annette Icylma Corbette, 78, Leesburg, Florida passed away on May 17, 2021 at University of Florida Healthcare Leesburg in Leesburg, Florida. Annette was born on February 9, 1943 in Montserrat, British West Indies to her parents M Read Obituary
To Annette's family,
You have our deepest sympathy.
She was a wonderful neighbor.
Elinore & Ed McKita
"NETTTTT",
My favorite calling of your name. We had lots of fun in a relationship that start in 2005. As professional nurses we talked about our 30-40yr work experiences. While preparing the music for Southpointe Baptist Church you often share your life, making me laugh talking in "Backa Yard" talk. So much to remember. Thank You Net. You will be remembered as my Sister and Friend in Christ. Rest in Comfort and Peace.
I love you Ms Annette. You and I had such wonderful times together. Our travels took us to Barcelona , the beaches, condos, Great Smokey Mountains.... I especially enjoyed our transatlantic cruise--what fun we had!!
You were always willing to travel. You were a true friend. I will always have fond memories of us together. Your dry wit was always welcome. I can remember teasing you about your name coming up on phone as Annette CORVETTE. ha You would say those ___ contraptions. I know you always enjoyed your family. The visits from Rose, going to your son and grandchildren in Jacksonville, and especially the fun times with your grandchildren. You always talked about Clarence in New York and your beautiful granddaughters and on and on.
When I was getting married, you said I would forget you. Well I didn't spend time with you but you were always in my heart. So sorry we didn't have more time together!!
My family in Tennessee loved you so much. Your QUICK WIT was so on target. You always had some comments if a good looking man was around ha. Words cannot express the feelings I have for you.
I just want to say you are cherished and will always be in my heart. I love you, my friend,
Annette. You are now resting in Heaven with the angels in Glory, Hallelujah!!
YOU WILL TRULY BE MISSED.
Your friend, Joyce McGill
Annette, Anette, Annette, we will truly miss you!!! You were a woman of high values who was not afraid to share those values and the high standards that you set. I'll always remember our missionary trips to Mississippi after Katrina and later to Haiti. We truly look to see you when we come home to glory!!!
