I am so sorry for your loss.

My condolences to the family and friends of Debbie My heart breaks for you all! I had just reconnected with Debbie in the last few years! We lost touch after i moved from Kerrobert The last time I connected with herr was in October ! She was happy and excited to have survived her last illness. I am so sorry for your loss

Donna (Voykin) McCreight

Debbie was one of a kind she was the mother of finance and was also the mother of the dealership. She was a gen and will be missed and never forgotten. Condolences and love to the whole family.

To my nieces…

My heart breaks for each of you. Nothing is greater than the loss of a mother. The pain and sorrow is unbearable. I hope you find comfort in your beautiful memories …

In my years as a hairdresser, Debbie was always a willing model, allowing me to be adventurous with many styles and colors … sometimes more adventurous than expected but regardless of the color, cut or style everything was stunning on her.

Debbie was by far one of my most beautiful models inside and out!

Much love Auntie Kathy

Debbie and I have been friends for many years close to 40 I think. Deb loved to entertain and travel, she was always up to a road to to Kelowna to come visit us, she usually always had a gift in hand, so kind.

Back in the old days when she was with Gary we would play cards until 3 or more in the morning and she would always be up at 6 a.m. ready for work, as she rarely missed a day she had a very strong work ethic.

I will cherish the fond memories we share of our times together.

Even thought we knew she was ill it's still hard to believe she's gone. I will miss our phone chats and visits. Had I only known our last phone conversation was going to be our last, so sad.

Debbie was very intelligent, kind, and resilient, you will be missed by many.

You were one of a kind for sure!

Sending our Condolences to John & Deb's daughters and families

Doug & Debbie Sharpe

Words simply can’t express how heartbroken we are for all of Debbie’s family, Debbie was truly an angel sent to this earth, a soul that one will never forget. No matter who you where Debbie always welcomed you into her home and heart. We have shared many memories with her that we will never forget. Sending all our sympathy and strength during your time of need.

From the Hildebrandt Family

So sorry for your loss ; she was always so welcoming, generous and would always give a beautiful delicious meal. She was kind, funny and brilliant. Much love to your family RIP Debbie

John and family please accept my deepest condolence ..I was shocked and saddened to learn of Debbie's passing ..I have many great memories of Debbie and will never forget her kind words to me in our last conversation..Im keeping each and everyone of you in my thoughts and prayers at this most difficult time ..May Debbie's journey home be a peaceful one ..God Bless and keep you all xox

Edith Mahoney

It’s truly heartbreaking to hear the news, at one point in my young life Debbie took me in and treated me like family. She was always there for me in my time of need, as I grew up no matter how much time had passed, I was always welcomed with love and so many laughs by her and John. My heart breaks for the loss of such an amazing woman and I send all my love to her family and friends and anyone who had the pleasure of knowing her. Rip Debbie. You’ll always have a place in my heart.

For a period in my life I was very close with Debbie and her family. Life had other plans, however Debbie's memory has a little place in my heart.

I want to touch base on how she was an absolutely amazing person, to everyone around her she was a place where you could always get solid advice, a down right honest opinion all while never ever feeling one bit of hunger because she always cooked amazing food!. She treated us so good while I had the pleasure of being close and for that, thank you Debbie, may you rest peacefully up there.

To my cousins, Nadine, Chrysta, Candace Adele, and families

Please accept my deepest condolences on the loss of your mother.

While words can’t begin to ease the grief of losing your mother, I hope they can be a reminder that you aren’t alone and those closest to you share in the weight of your sorrow. May you find strength and comfort in all the beautiful memories and wonderful moments you shared with her.

She will always be ‘Aunt Debbie’ to me… the aunt who showed me how to wear black eyeliner when I was 15 and still complimented my technique when I was 45.

Much love… Arlene