So sorry to hear of Debbie's passing, she will be sadly missed as her smile lite up every space she occupied. Beautiful from inside out a trait her family shared. Thinking of you all at this difficult time, MaryAnne Moriarty and John McGouey
Mark and family and I am sorry for your huge loss of Debbie. I worked at Zellers with Debbie many years ago and she holds a special place in my memories she was such a sweet, sweet person. I know this is a difficult time so hopefully knowing there are so many of us that will also miss her and her bright light of a personality.
Love and hugs
Anita (Carpenter) Meade
Dear Brittany, Brian and I send our love and deepest sympathy for your loss of your Mom.
Hold close your memories of her and may you find peace in knowing she is at rest.
My deepest sympathy to Debbie’s family. We grew up together, played softball together, and I have nothing but fond memories of the joyful person she was.
Kyla (Langille) Weston & Bruce Weston
So very sorry to hear this sad news. I worked with Debbie at Zeller's and the Superstore. She was such a delight to be around and her guidance was so very important to many. May she rest in peace and may you all cherish the memories that you have. God Bless
We are so sorry to hear of Debbie’s passing,condolence’s to all of her loved ones. Years ago Debbie and I had many good times and lots of laughs, she was always so much fun. I will always remember those times.
Krissy and Steve Allen
So many memories its so hard to find Just one. What ill always remember and cherish is her strength her humor and her undeniying love for her family she was always someone I could talk to confind in. Your always in my heart aunt doo
Sincerest condolences to all of Debbie’s family. I worked with Debbie at the Superstore and she was such a joy, never in a bad mood and always smiling. May she rest in peace.
Fearless and funny, you never knew what she was going to do or say but she would keep you laughing. The time she wanted to learn how to drive my dirt bike, jumped on it and drove straight into the swing set lol. So many cherished memories RIP aunt Debbie love you.
When Debbie and I alternated weekends in the office, she always left me some peanut butter cookies. My sincere condolences to Mark and family. You may have lost a star, but God has gained a diamond.
I’ll never forget the memories I’ve had with Debbie, Angielee, and Brittany, and of course their dog Prince. You guys were the best neighbours I’ve ever had. From sleepovers, to playing in the pool, to biking around the neighborhood. Debbie you were always so kind to me and my family. Always listening to anything I had to say after I would ask if Angielee was around (I was very talkative). You worked so hard and was a role model to everyone around you. Thank you for giving me great advice and being the best neighbour ever. By the way we still have pictures of the Halloween parties and get togethers
Our thoughts and prayers are with you from Ally, Sandra and I. Debbie keep watching over your wonderful family.
Being Debbie's homecare for the past 4 years was pretty amazing. Debbie being a paraplegic, I went into her home not knowing a thing to knowing alot more then I could have ever imagined. I was so nervous for a little bit, but after getting to know Debbie she had so much patience for me and helped me through everything she needed me to do for her. She made it seem so easy and I appreciated her for that.
I was with Debbie everyday all day for 8 hours. I learned alot from her and we ofcourse did become close. She was like a second mother and i was like a third daughter to her.
Debbie was a very kind woman, she cared alot about her family and friends. Always loved to tell many stories about her childhood adventures with her family and friends, and enjoyed talking about her daughters and grandchildren all the time, she definitely was a proud mother and grandmother.
Debbie loved watching movies, listening to music, playing games on her tablet or phone and ordering stuff off Amazon as well. she loved me taking her out in the van to go shopping for the day either at Walmart or the dollar store. She then would love to go grab a bite to eat. She loved Vito's pizza, Chinese food, or a good burger or poutine. Loved getting her nails and her toes painted, doing her makeup and having her hair did.
Debbie will be missed by so many. She had a beautiful soul, very loving and positive attitude all the time. She loved you for the person you were and never judged anyone. She was very strong, and fought a good fight til the very end. She was an over all a great person to be around all the time.
Debbie always loved to have a good time, make people laugh and feel good about themselves. It was never a dull moment with her, you may as well say she was kind of a dare devil and did goofy things in her time befour she became paralyzed. Always the life of the party back in her younger days.
Debbie, it was such a great experience being your homecare worker for 4 years. I enjoyed all of our time together and meeting you was the greatest thing. I will never forget you and I will always remember our time together forever. We all love you very much Debbie.
R.I.P
This is not goodbye, it's see you later❤️
Mike & Family
Thinking of you all at this most difficult time. May you find peace in knowing she is with your mom and dad and her spirit is free.
God bless you all
Muriel Langlais
I am so sorry for your loss of one of the sweetest, funniest and happiest people I had ever hsd the pleasure knowing. Debbie was the best no matter what time i had hung out with her she always had me laughing even when i was going through my seperation she still made me laugh and was there to support me. God certainly takes home the best. Til we meet again Debbie. Hugs
Mike, John, Garner, Anna, Helen. Angilee, Brittney and Families.
Thinking of Debbie it seems like I have known her for a lifetime. When Bonnie and Mike got married his family became an extension of ours. The word that easily comes to mind when I think of Debbie is Energy along with all that energy was her smile.
You will be forever in our hearts and prayers. May God wrap you in his embrace as you see his face and reunite with the loved ones who have gone on ahead.
Love and Prayers
Patty & Wayne Cormier
