Our Wife/Mom/GG is an incredible woman. If you made your way to this page you made your way to Debby's heart. There is not one person she has encountered that she did not make some sort of impact on. Thank you to every single person who impacted our mom/wife's life in return.
We know she has so many people who's lives she has touched. We ask that in lieu of flowers, below in the "leave a note" section, you share with us your favorite memory/memories or simply write something. That is the gift that keeps on giving for all of us....simply priceless. Please upload and share with us as many pictures or videos as you would like of you and her or even just her. That would mean the world to us. We have plenty as well we have and will continue to upload to share with you. We need YOU to help up put hundreds more on this ongoing tribute.
Debby is such an inspiration to us. She truly is a fighter!! Her battle was a long one. She has been battling Ovarian Cancer for 6 years and 9 months. The average life expectancy is 5 years from time of diagnosis for her illness. The past year has been the hardest for her and our family. Watching this disease truly surface in a way it didn't the first 5 years has been heartbreaking. Her first 5 years while battling was life changing but, she did not let cancer get in her way. She worked full time and later retired to care for her grandchildren full time (her dream job).
Ovarian Cancer is called the silent killer for a reason. It's mostly detected at Stage 3 as it was for her. Her best advice after going through this to all the women out there is listen to your body!
We are so grateful for the last 6 years and 9 months. We knew this journey would end at some point and we feel very strongly that we treasured every day and every moment! Her memory will live in our hearts FOREVER! Please visit this site as often as you like or simply when you miss her as it will be active forever. This site is for all of us to enjoy as we mourn a simply incredible woman.
Much Love and Fish Kisses,
Bob, Mandi, Corey, Brad, Robyn, Bryan, Jackson, and Chase
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Leave a tributeDebby was my friend before she was my family. In her attempt to bring her daughter to Florida she invited me to go on a girls trip to New York and meet her daughter. That was the first time I rode on the subway, saw some sewer rats and did some shopping on Canal Street. Anyway my whole life I have avoided going in sketchy areas with strange people and by all means not jumping into any strangers car until that day. Debby lead me down dark alleys through lock doors with people who didn't speak English to get the best deals on some great knockoffs, and before I knew it she had me jumping in a van with some stranger conducting deals in there too! If only my mom knew,lol.
Great memories, and just 1 of manyyyyyyy
I met her over 40 years ago when she was dating a friend of mine and loved her immediately for her openness, kindness and completely outrageous (in a great way) personality. We have stayed in touch every since. I will miss her more than words can adequately convey. She was a dear, sweet soul. My deepest condolences to Bob, Mandi, Corey, Brad and their families. Love you Deb.
She always told us how great Robyn and Joel, our son, were. She would imply that it would be great to have her son meet our daughter, Robyn. Unfortunately, at that time Robyn was with someone else...as the story unfolds, Debby must of had some kind of intuition; as she was determined to make it happen. I'm not sure the details, but before too long, Corey and Robyn were an item. The true matchmaker, and we are glad that she did not stop "trying." When Debby was sick, she took care of her first grandson, Jax, when she was too tired and sick to hold up her head, and she never once complained. She taught lessons to her grandson that he will never forget. He will always remember his "GG," and so will we. She was an incredible, strong, loving, beautiful woman. We will always remember you. We love you, Mimi & Ratty
Michelle Grunberg-Feltman's photo.
Debby was spontaneous, loved to shop and go out whether it was to the beach or to a concert. She had a ton of energy and always ready to go.
I am so happy that I had the pleasure of knowing a wonderful girl who enjoyed life to the fullest. May she rest in peace.
I extend my heartfelt condolences to all her friends of which are many and her wonderful family.
We were walking to the car leaving Norstrom one day a few years ago. Debby was on her phone and, as we walked, two cars backing out of their spots at the same time tapped bumpers. It was the lightest tap possible (I don't even think the people bothered to get out of their cars), but not in Debby's opinion. She screamed into her phone, "Oh my G-d! We just saw the biggest accident EVER!!!!!!".
Just another afternoon with my Aunt Deb. xoxo
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Steve Lawrence
Memorial Fireworks Display
Mom always loved fireworks...no better way to send her off to god and her family awaiting her. And mostly to celebrate the fireworks she made in all of our lives.
Road Trip with Aunt Anne
I just had a flashback when I was 17 when me, you, and Aunt Anne drove from NJ to Florida. Aunt Anne was in the front seat and you were driving. She got frantic saying your name in North Carolina. As you replied "what's the matter?!" Aunt Anne replied " Oh I just wanted to make sure you were there I didn't see you". Got me laugh this morning