Lyneé Swallow
Lyneé Swallow, of the Port Richmond section of Philadelphia, passed away suddenly on May 25th , 2025, at age 51. Loving mother of Chelsea Detharidge (Mike) and Aubree Zysk. Sadly missed by Joshua Zysk, devoted daughter of Judith Swallow (the late Edward). Mom Mom of Peyton, McKenna and Carson. Also survived by her sisters, Sandy Meehan (Mark), Caren Evanosich (Vinny) and Kimberly McCrane. Sadly missed by many nieces and nephews. Family and friends are invited to attend her visitation and funeral on Friday, June 6th from 10am – 11am in St. Anne RC Church (2328 E Lehigh Ave. Phila., Pa 19125) There will be a funeral mass at 11am with burial to follow in Resurrection Cemetery. Please omit flowers and kindly consider donations in Lyneé memory to Savage Sisters 3115 Kensington Ave. Phila., Pa 19134.
I don’t even know where to begin—there’s no guidebook for the kind of grief that blindsides you when a sweet piece of your family is suddenly gone. My dear cousin Lynee… I still see you as a little toddler in that red velvet dress with shiny black patent leather shoes, your head full of dark ringlet curls. You were such a beautiful little light. Sandy and I were always together growing up until high school pulled us in different directions, but as the oldest cousins on the Albert side, we had our fair share of babysitting duty. So many memories flood back—sliding down the stairs on Lynne’s crib mattress, me, Sandy, and Caren getting into mischief while watching over Kimmy and Lynee on Somerset Street. Later in life, Lynee shared a close friendship with my brother Timmy, and I find peace imagining them reunited now in Heaven. She always asked about my mom, her beloved Aunt Anne, and I’ll never forget how she’d stop and chat on Halloween or wave with that big smile during her neighborhood walks. She never spoke a negative word—she was always doing for others, always a port in the storm. Lynee had the gentlest soul—generous, kind, never judging, always loving. I know Jesus opened those pearly gates wide for her. Today, as we send you off with all our love, walk the Heavens with your dad, dear Uncle Ed. Take in all the beauty and peace that Jesus promises. Lynee, you were one of a kind, and you’ll forever be in my heart.
Dear Aunt Judy, Chelsea, Aubree, Sandy, Caren, Kimmy and entire Albert & Swallow families, My heart aches with you in the loss of our beloved Lynee. Please know I’m holding you all close in thought and prayer. Though her time here has ended, I believe Lynee's soul lives on—free, peaceful, and reunited with the love and light that exists beyond this life. May that bring comfort, even in sorrow. With deepest condolences and eternal love, Lisa Albert
Our heartfelt condolences to the family. A beautiful soul taken too soon. May you rest in peace with the angels Lynee. Swallow,Erskine,and Moore family
Such a beautiful soul n loving person you will truly be missed by many,may you forever rest in peace. Our sincere thoughts and condolences and prayers for the family in time sending love and hugs 💜☮️🕊️🪽😇✝️🕯️🙏🏼☝🏼💜
My thoughts and prayers are with the family at this difficult time. I’m so very sorry for your loss
Lynee is one of a kind I remember how she would make sure she always came to Saige's bdays no matter what she always tried her best to help another person.Iam so proud of the fact that I could call her my girl...I remember us laughing so hard one time We were crying..love u thanks for being a part of my life.Lynee loved her girls so much I remember when she became a Mom Mom I was so happy she was by her daughters side.
Hi mom-mom I love you it’s McKenna
Lynee is such a big part of my happy childhood…she was the cousin that was in between myself and my sister in age and we shared so many memories over our grandparents house in NJ… playing Barbie’s for hours, being silly and laughing uncontrollably, tape recording us being incredibly silly, swimming in our pool. Every summer we would alternate visits- one year she would come spend a week with us, the next year my sister tracy and I would spend a week in Philly.. she showed us city life- walking on our own to the city pool and corner store, getting her dad(Uncle Ed) whatever he needed... I loved those weeks with her and the family. We grew apart as we got older, but the love and memories will always be in my heart. She will be missed but will live on through her beautiful daughters and family… rest in peace, Lynee…May you find peace❤️
I always remember Lynee with a smile on her face No matter what she was going through she always made the time to see if I was ok I'll never forget her Such a beautiful soul taken too soon May she RIP and fly high with the rest of them Prayers for the family 😇 🪽 🦋 🙏
I always remember Lynee with a smile on her face No matter what she was going through she always made the time to see if I was ok I’ll never forget her Such a beautiful soul taken too soon May she RIP and fly high with the rest of them Prayers for the family 😇 🪽 🦋 🙏
Lynee is such a big part of my happy childhood…she was the cousin that was in between myself and my sister in age and we shared so many memories over our grandparents house in NJ… playing Barbie’s for hours, being silly and laughing uncontrollably, tape recording us being incredibly silly, swimming in our pool. Every summer we would alternate visits- one year she would come spend a week with us, the next year my sister tracy and I would spend a week in Philly.. she showed us city life- walking on our own to the city pool and corner store, getting her dad(Uncle Ed) whatever he needed… I loved those weeks with her and the family. We grew apart as we got older, but the love and memories will always be in my heart. She will be missed but will live on through her beautiful daughters and family… rest in peace, Lynee…May you find peace❤️
Hi mom-mom I love you it’s McKenna
Lynee is one of a kind I remember how she would make sure she always came to Saige’s bdays no matter what she always tried her best to help another person.Iam so proud of the fact that I could call her my girl…I remember us laughing so hard one time We were crying..love u thanks for being a part of my life.Lynee loved her girls so much I remember when she became a Mom Mom I was so happy she was by her daughters side.
My thoughts and prayers are with the family at this difficult time. I’m so very sorry for your loss
Such a beautiful soul n loving person you will truly be missed by many,may you forever rest in peace. Our sincere thoughts and condolences and prayers for the family in time sending love and hugs 💜☮️🕊️🪽😇✝️🕯️🙏🏼☝🏼💜
Our heartfelt condolences to the family. A beautiful soul taken too soon. May you rest in peace with the angels Lynee. Swallow,Erskine,and Moore family
Dear Aunt Judy, Chelsea, Aubree, Sandy, Caren, Kimmy and entire Albert & Swallow families,
My heart aches with you in the loss of our beloved Lynee. Please know I’m holding you all close in thought and prayer.
Though her time here has ended, I believe Lynee’s soul lives on—free, peaceful, and reunited with the love and light that exists beyond this life. May that bring comfort, even in sorrow.
With deepest condolences and eternal love,
Lisa Albert
I don’t even know where to begin—there’s no guidebook for the kind of grief that blindsides you when a sweet piece of your family is suddenly gone. My dear cousin Lynee… I still see you as a little toddler in that red velvet dress with shiny black patent leather shoes, your head full of dark ringlet curls. You were such a beautiful little light. Sandy and I were always together growing up until high school pulled us in different directions, but as the oldest cousins on the Albert side, we had our fair share of babysitting duty. So many memories flood back—sliding down the stairs on Lynne’s crib mattress, me, Sandy, and Caren getting into mischief while watching over Kimmy and Lynee on Somerset Street.
Later in life, Lynee shared a close friendship with my brother Timmy, and I find peace imagining them reunited now in Heaven. She always asked about my mom, her beloved Aunt Anne, and I’ll never forget how she’d stop and chat on Halloween or wave with that big smile during her neighborhood walks. She never spoke a negative word—she was always doing for others, always a port in the storm.
Lynee had the gentlest soul—generous, kind, never judging, always loving. I know Jesus opened those pearly gates wide for her. Today, as we send you off with all our love, walk the Heavens with your dad, dear Uncle Ed. Take in all the beauty and peace that Jesus promises. Lynee, you were one of a kind, and you’ll forever be in my heart.