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Ms. Ann Elizabeth Foy, age 59, of Newnan, passed away on May 11, 2018.
Ms. Foy was born in Montclair, NJ on May 8, 1959 to the late John and Marilyn Ryerson. She married her beloved husband, Joel Foy, in 1979 and the two settled in Peachtree City. After Mr. Foy’s passing, Ms. Foy remained close by and spent the last 15 years of her life in the Newnan area.
Ms. Foy, known as “Granny Annie” to her grandchildren, was a loving mother and grandmother. She spent her life as a homemaker and caregiver of her family. She was an exceptional cook who enjoyed treating her children and grandchildren. The family especially enjoyed her steamer chicken, a recipe of her own design. She enjoyed socializing with friends and neighbors. She was often seen wearing her trademark big hats.
Along with her parents, Ms. Foy was preceded in death by her husband of 24 years: Joel Foy Sr.; brother: Michael Ryerson; adored dachshund: Sebastian. She is survived by her children: Joel Foy Jr. and his wife Alicia of Senoia, and Elizabeth Foy of Newnan; grandchildren: Parker, Holden and Charlotte; brothers and sisters-in-law: Mark and Terri Ryerson of Charleston, SC, and John and Jane Ryerson of Cape Cod, MA; numerous nieces and nephews.
Stephen J. Rossetti says
So Sorry to hear of your passing.
It was good seeing you some years ago.
Rest~in~Peace…
May God bless you and keep you.
May he make his face to shine on you,
and be gracious to you.
May he lift up his face toward you,
and give you peace.”
Jane Goldberg says
Rest In Peace sweet sister. I’m so happy that you are with our beloved Joel. You are a great friend always. We have had a great and memorable friendship and I will cherish our memories until we meet again! Jane.
Marijo & Lindsey Mummert says
Liza and Joel
I just learned of your Moms passing and want to express our heartfelt condolences for your loss. When we lived in PTC, your Mom and I had some great adventures (LV!) and lotsa laughs; she was so much fun to be around and I will continue to fondly remember her.