Fawn Egerton
1953 - 2022
Fawn Landrum Egerton
SOUTH WEBSTER-Fawn Landrum Egerton, 68, of South Webster, departed this world Monday, January 17, 2022 at her home. She was born February 6, 1953 in Lyra, Ohio to the late William Hollis Landrum and Mildred Call Landrum. Fawn was a graduate of South Webster High School in the class of 1971. She had an Associate Degree and was a South Webster native who worked as a Chemical Engineer at the Portsmouth Gaseous Diffusion Plant for 32-1/2 years. She also played Pro Basketball for the Arkansas Lassies and she was of the Baptist faith. Fawn is survived by her husband, James “Allen” Egerton, whom she married April 22, 2002 in Pigeon Forge, TN. She is also survived by two step-children Amy Jo Howard and Jeff and Selena Egerton; a granddaughter, she raised, Kayla (Robert) Lingo; three additional grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Fawn enjoyed her overnights with her great grandson Ayden and being outdoors. In lieu of flowers, the family asks for donations to be made in Fawn’s name to SOMC Hospice.
Services for Fawn will be 1:00 pm Thursday, January 20, 2022 at Harrison-Pyles Funeral Home in Wheelersburg with Pastor Roy Bennett officiating. Interment will be in Vernon Cemetery. The family will receive friends at the funeral home Thursday, 11:00 am until the 1:00 pm service hour. Condolences to the family may be made at www.harrison-pyles.com.
Condolences
Coco
This is written as a message to Fawn. Dear Fawn, you didn’t really know me when I showed up with Sue, you taking care of your mom, Mid. I felt comfortable and welcomed instantly. I remember u, Wynona, Sue and I going to the Ribber for dinner, Sue and I made a deal on the way down, I would buy dinner, she would buy drinks… I came out on top, those Margaritas were awesome! I remember feeding your horse apples, I think his name was Old Red. I remember picking vegetables from your garden for dinner. I remember how you tolerated me catching a stray kitten in your barn and caring for “Our” Coco kitty for 16 plus years.. you didn’t even want a cat but that was you… loving and giving. I remember how wonderful you were taking care of your mom. I remember great conversations, and a lot of laughs on your front porch… I will always remember you. You touched many, many peoples lives… your smile, unique sense of humor, your presence in all those people will live within us all. Rest in Gracious Peace my friend.
Jonna Cook
I worked with Fawn many years ago at Goodyear Atomic.So sorry to hear of her passing. She was a good friend and we had the best times together. Sorry that we had lost contact throughout the years. Rest in peace my friend.
Susan Surateaux
What a beautiful woman inside and out. Such a special friend for 50 years. So grateful for her friendship over the years. So many great memories and adventures. How special she passed on her mom’s birthday. She was a special daughter. The shine in her mom’s heart and the twinkle in her dad’s eye. She taught me so very much. Most of all the love of giving. So my dear friend, May the angels lead you to paradise. May the martyrs greet you on your way. May you see the face of the Lord this day. Alleluia. Alleluia
Lou Keith
I had the privelge of being Fawm's caregiver for the last 3 and half years. One of the most giving people I know. She loved Kayla and Wayne with all of her heart, wanted the best for everyone she knew.
Pam Schlotzhauer
My cousin Fawn was one of the very best people I knew. She was strong, smart, giving, and creative. She had the biggest heart, and would give you the shirt off her back if you needed it. She would also tell you like it was. There was never a time you didn't know where you stood with her. I loved that. I have many great memories and will treasure them. My prayers for Kayla, Wayne and Allen. Gone too soon aLRnd I will always miss you. Love you.