Lori Anne Sirianni
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Rochester: Sunday, July 20, 2025 at age 40. Predeceased by her grandparents, Tom and Joan Sirianni; Bill and Betty Merkel. Survived by her parents, Gary and Lynn Sirianni; husband, Anthony Armstrong; brother, Matthew Sirianni; cousins, Ben (Talya) Sirianni, Gina (Adam) Raftery, Maria, Kara, Erika, Joe, Mikayla and Sam; uncle, Bill (Ann) Sirianni, Keith (Wendy) Merkel; godmother, Carol Sirianni. Lori enjoyed the Green Bay Packers, spending time with family and parties. She loved her dogs Reggie, Galaxy and Jax. Lori was a nanny for several years and loved all her kids she spent time with.
Friends may call Tuesday (July 29th) 4-7 PM at Vay-Schleich and Meeson, 1075 Long Pond Road. Her Prayer Service will be held Wednesday (July 30th) 11:30 at the Funeral Home. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to your favorite animal shelter in her memory.
Lynn, Gary and Matt,
Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to you and your whole family. Lori was a sweetheart and we enjoyed watching her grow up into a lovely young woman.
Love and hugs,
Pat and Mike Garwol
Lynn, Gary and Matt,
I was stunned and deeply saddened to learn about Lori’s passing. You are all in my thoughts and will remain there.
With love.
Mike Chiumento
Lynn, Gary and Matt, I am so so sorry. I have you all in my prayers.
Dear Lynn and Gary and Matt… I have so many many memories of living next to you and loving Lori and having her in my family’s life. I am deeply saddened that she has left this earth. She was a kind and caring and giving person and I was honored to make her wedding dress and even though we lost touch I always kept up with her on Facebook. You have my deepest condolences. Much love, Laurie
Lynn and Family, I was so shocked when I heard from my sister that Laurie had passed. My sympathies to the entire family on such an unexpected and heart wrenching loss of Laurie. May you find peace in the memories. God Bless, Joanne Larker MacNeal
Lori meant the absolutely world to me. She watched and cared for me for almost a decade of my life, was there for—and the reason for—many of my biggest milestones. She taught me many important lessons, such as how to read and tie my shoes, but the most important lesson she taught me was how to be a kind-hearted human being.
Lori was always giving to the ones she loved, whether it was through her hugs, her homemade birthday cards, or her holiday care packages. I kept every letter she wrote me, every Christmas ornament she gifted me, every craft we did together.
Even as I grew up and started my freshman year of college—At Syracuse, which she had been so excited about—I found myself still needing my nanny. She was there for me ever after it wasn’t her job to be, which shows you how much Lori truly cared for her kids, or “littles” as she used to call us.
I will forever think of her when watching a Packers or Syracuse game, during the months of her favorite season Fall, or when I see the color lime green. I am forever blessed to be her first little girl and a part of her “Maryland family.”
I will never forget the impact Lori had on my life. I wouldn’t be a shell of the person I am today without her.
Sending all of my love, prayers, and strength to the Sirianni family. Lynn and Gary, you raised an amazing human. I hope you know how deeply her love was felt by everyone who she interacted with.
As she used to say to me “always in my pocket,” she will always be in my heart.
I am so sorry for your loss Lynn, Gary, and Matt.
With so much love,
Eloise Sidey
Lynn, Gary and Matt, I hope you can find some comfort in reading the beautiful tributes to Lori and how special and loved she was to so many people. I am so sorry for the loss of your daughter and friend Lori. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Donna
Lynn, Gary, Matt I am truly sorry for your loss! I never had the pleasure of meeting her but I knew her through you Lynn! She was a beautiful person inside and out you did raise a caring young lady! My heart breaks for you all! Just remember she will always be with you! Love ya Lynn! I am here if you need me!
Lynn & Gary,
We are heartbroken to hear this news and send you caring thoughts and prayers of comfort for you and your family.
Dear Sirianni Family,
I was so very sorry, and stunned, to learn of Lori’s passing. She cared for my mother, Doris, for the last several months with unfailing kindness, generosity, humor, and respect. Knowing that Lori was there with Mom allowed me and my family to breathe easier, and we will miss her tremendously. Our thoughts and deepest sympathy are with you.
Laura Cohen