I remember Debbie mostly from 7th grade at North Davis. We went to her house and played with the Oujie board on occassion, silly Jr High stuff. She was always sweet and fun. My husband and I ran into her husband at the Syracuse Cemetary one Memorial Day. She has a beautiful bench that he designed and made (he is an artist) as her marker. He was still missing her and had wonderful memories that he shared with us about her accomplishments and memories of their good times at the family cabin in Idaho. Her grave is maybe 10 feet away from another classmate, Kae Stevenson. I found that to be interesting. Her husband invited us to sit on the bench so if you should go to the Syracuse Cemetary take a moment to sit and reflect. You can't miss it. It is on the South side in the newer West section of the cemetary. She is certainly missed by all whose lives she touched as a friend, wife, mother, sister and Educator.
Our 50th class reunion is this coming up this weekend and I’know you’ll be there Laughing like you always did when our BFFs we together I’ll never forget our dinner just days before you left us We laughed so hard and then drove to Smiths and sat and talked We never lost a beat from where we had left off I’ll never forget holding Your sweet sis in our office and being driven to your house holding each other Before long several of our sissies joined me by your side and we all held you tight and prayed for understanding what had happened. Time will never erase the loss, but many years of memories will forever keep you next to my heart You’ll be missed this weekend but I know you’ll be there for us like you always are 🙏🏻 Love and miss you sissy
Beverly Eves (McCormick)
You could not be around her with out smiling or laughing.I love that girl!
Bev Eves McCormick
Susan Hammon (Sully)
I remember Debbie mostly from 7th grade at North Davis. We went to her house and played with the Oujie board on occassion, silly Jr High stuff. She was always sweet and fun. My husband and I ran into her husband at the Syracuse Cemetary one Memorial Day. She has a beautiful bench that he designed and made (he is an artist) as her marker. He was still missing her and had wonderful memories that he shared with us about her accomplishments and memories of their good times at the family cabin in Idaho. Her grave is maybe 10 feet away from another classmate, Kae Stevenson. I found that to be interesting.Her husband invited us to sit on the bench so if you should go to the Syracuse Cemetary take a moment to sit and reflect. You can't miss it. It is on the South side in the newer West section of the cemetary.
She is certainly missed by all whose lives she touched as a friend, wife, mother, sister and Educator.
Jean Sessions (Webb)
Hey there BFF Sissy,
Our 50th class reunion is this coming up this weekend and I’know you’ll be there Laughing like you always did when our BFFs we together I’ll never forget our dinner just days before you left us We laughed so hard and then drove to Smiths and sat and talked We never lost a beat from where we had left off I’ll never forget holding Your sweet sis in our office and being driven to your house holding each other Before long several of our sissies joined me by your side and we all held you tight and prayed for understanding what had happened. Time will never erase the loss, but many years of memories will forever keep you next to my heart You’ll be missed this weekend but I know you’ll be there for us like you always are 🙏🏻 Love and miss you sissy