Three months have past since Debbie left us and most of the time I still can't believe she is gone. I remember the day she was born - her Mom, Connie woke me up that morning and asked me to get up because she was in labor; then my Mom and I drove her to the hospital and less than a hour later the doctor informed us that we had a baby girl. I was so excited, she was chubby and beautiful and cried a lot in the beginning; she brought such joy in our lives and  over the years she and her family was away in the Air Force but when she came to visit she would stay at my house with Paula. Those two, laughs and girlie chit chat all day and night. As the years went by, she had a lot of ups and downs but she loved so deeply you could never hold on to the negatives  and she never held on to bad feelings; you knew when she was mad but knew she would always talk it out and make it right. I will miss her welcome hugs, her chit-chat and just her presence in our family unit. I love you Debbie, I know you and your Dad are having a wonderful time together with new painless bodies, sharing a beer and a cigarette (non-cancerous)  together. Please look over us all until we will see you again.  Love, Aunt Evelyn


Rest peacefully in Gods House where there is  no pain or suffering.  You have taken your journey to Eternal life.  We  have an angel forever watching over us.  You are and will always be missed as you are loved by family and friends. 


Debbie you are not only a sister in law to me but an amazing friend  wow we had some fun times some laughs some tears and some crazy moments I will .iss you so much more than life itself you have me courage and strength and the ability not to care what people think I love you girl 

Aunt Debbie, I am already missing you so much! You were my laughter and one I could lean on. You were such a kind and beautiful soul. I love you so much and I miss you so much! Love, Andrea

I can not think of a single memory with my Aunt Debbie because she was there for me to many times to count. She was more than an Aunt. She was a friend, a sponsor when I needed one, a ride to a meeting, or a ride home from jail. No matter what I needed, no matter how many people had given up on me already, she never did. She believed in me when I did not believe in myself. I am proud to have showed her the woman she always knew I would be. I will continue to push myself to be better because that’s what she always wanted for me. I love you forever.

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Deborah Lynn Day

November 11, 1969 – October 17, 2018

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