To Deborah’s family.
I am so sorry for your loss but I know she is with the Lord she loved and served. I met Deborah at a quilt retreat in West Bend about 7 years ago. I had just moved back to Wisconsin and joined the Quilt Guild and signed up for the retreat to get to know the Wisconsin world of quilting. She welcomed me to sit next to her so we had many good conversations as well as enjoying the cheese/sausage tray she brought for evenings when we would mingle more. So every retreat after that we found time to hang out and share stories. I was there when she would quietly slip away to be with her husband in the hospital. In later years I’d watch for her arrival and help bring in all the equipment we quilters feel we need for our weekend. She was always so welcoming. She was a great quilter with a great eye for color and design. I will miss her.
I am sorry I won’t be able to be there as you celebrate her life. Hugs to your family. She was an exceptional person.
Gale Thull.
~ Gale Thull,
Plymouth, WI
“The sun, the moon, the wind, the stars, will forever be around, reminding you of the love you shared, and the peace she’s found.” Rest well Aunt Deborah ~ Love you.
~ Angela Stipe-Schweizer and Family,
Georgetown , TX
To the Clements Family:
My sincere thoughts and prayers are with you. Debbie, Gary, and I worked together for years at the Exxon Baytown Refunery and it was a blessing to know them. They had such a deep love as a couple and for others. God bless you and keep you. May their legacy of love comfort and inspire you!
With the love of Christ
Cheryl Cole
~ Cheryl Cole,
Houston, TX
Debbie and I were good friends in elementary and high school. I remember Bonnie well and good times at her house. Debbie was a wonderful person and I am sad at her passing.
~ Scottie Worden McDowell,
Baytown , TX
I remember the last time in church I saw. I'm so blessed I got to know you maybe 6 yrs. ago. Such a beautiful Christian.
~ Sharon Fischer,
CEDARBURG, WI
