Anne Lynne Barry

Born on May 4, 1935 to parents Jospeh Pierre Barry and Althea Mary Dunn Barry in New Orleans, LA.

Survivors include her sister Dorothy Joan Dulaney of Fairhope, AL, half-sister Suzette Barry Joans (Jim) of Mandeville, LA, half-brother Jospeh Pierre Barry III (Debra) of Metairie, LA.

Lynne was known as “Nan Nan” to her nephews Henry Christopher Semple (Ellen) of Point Clear, AL, Charles Barry Semple of Lincoln City, Oregon and Henry Charles Semple of Forest Park, Washington.

She had two great-nephews, Henry Semple( Becky) and William Semple (Maddy), both of Fairhope, AL and a great-neice Dorothy Semple of Eugene Oregon.

Lynne graduated from Dominican High School in New Orleans. After graduation she worked at Whitney Bank until her retirement. Lynne was a lifelong, avid New Orleans Saints fan and was one of the original season ticket holders when the team was formed. She could recite every players name and their statistics. Like many native New Orleanians, Lynne loved both Mardi Gras parades and balls.

Lynne lived in New Orleans, then Metairie, all of her life before moving to Fairhope, Al after hurricane Ida. She was a devoted and lifelong catholic who treasured her religion.

There will be a private burial officiated by Father Bry Shields at Springhill Cemetery in Mobile, AL on Tuesday, October 20, 2026 at 11:00 AM.