"DEB"
February 16, 2021
Debra Ann Scrogham, age 64, passed away peacefully on
February 10th, 2021. She was born on April 16th, 1956 in
Astoria, NY to Edward and Dolores Neuner.
She is survived by a loving family that was by her side throughout her battle. Her mother Dolores Neuner; husband David Scrogham; son and daughter-in-law Peter and Jessica Aloisio; cherished granddaughter Emma Joan Aloisio; sister and brother-in-law Kathleen and Vincente DiGrazia; brother and sister-in-law Edward and Rose Neuner; sister-in-law Sandra Capone; stepson Flip Michaels and wife Melissa with their daughters Faith, Abigail, and Chloe; nieces and nephews Amy and Gary Domanski, Vincente DiGrazia, Edward Neuner, and Stephanie Neuner; and her four-legged kids Luca and Lola. She loved her family deeply and they were the most important part of her life.
Debra was a kind-hearted, vibrant, and generous woman. She was always up for an adventure and was quick to accept an invitation for any trip or event. Her greatest joy was watching her son grow up and start a family of his own. She treasured her role as “Nana” to her granddaughter and the same would have been the case for her soon to be born grandson.
Debra was lucky enough to marry her best friend, David. After meeting while both were working as cable splicers the two were married on May 22nd, 1994. Their lives together took them all over the country as they lived in Floral Park, NY; Tafton, PA; and most recently Fort Myers, FL. Their love for each other was un-paralleled. They enjoyed travelling together in their RV, spending time with friends and family, and just being in one another’s company.
There are too many people to count and mention who will be impacted by the loss of Debra. Her legacy will live on through everyone’s thoughts and memories of her. She had a positive impact on the lives of so many while she was here on earth, and she will continue to do so as she joins her father now in Heaven.
Due to the current global circumstances, a memorial is planned to be held later this year so that more of her friends and family members will be able to attend and share in remembering such an incredible woman. In lieu of flowers, donations can please be made to the American Liver Foundation, www.liverfoundation.org .
She is survived by a loving family that was by her side throughout her battle. Her mother Dolores Neuner; husband David Scrogham; son and daughter-in-law Peter and Jessica Aloisio; cherished granddaughter Emma Joan Aloisio; sister and brother-in-law Kathleen and Vincente DiGrazia; brother and sister-in-law Edward and Rose Neuner; sister-in-law Sandra Capone; stepson Flip Michaels and wife Melissa with their daughters Faith, Abigail, and Chloe; nieces and nephews Amy and Gary Domanski, Vincente DiGrazia, Edward Neuner, and Stephanie Neuner; and her four-legged kids Luca and Lola. She loved her family deeply and they were the most important part of her life.
Debra was a kind-hearted, vibrant, and generous woman. She was always up for an adventure and was quick to accept an invitation for any trip or event. Her greatest joy was watching her son grow up and start a family of his own. She treasured her role as “Nana” to her granddaughter and the same would have been the case for her soon to be born grandson.
Debra was lucky enough to marry her best friend, David. After meeting while both were working as cable splicers the two were married on May 22nd, 1994. Their lives together took them all over the country as they lived in Floral Park, NY; Tafton, PA; and most recently Fort Myers, FL. Their love for each other was un-paralleled. They enjoyed travelling together in their RV, spending time with friends and family, and just being in one another’s company.
There are too many people to count and mention who will be impacted by the loss of Debra. Her legacy will live on through everyone’s thoughts and memories of her. She had a positive impact on the lives of so many while she was here on earth, and she will continue to do so as she joins her father now in Heaven.
Due to the current global circumstances, a memorial is planned to be held later this year so that more of her friends and family members will be able to attend and share in remembering such an incredible woman. In lieu of flowers, donations can please be made to the American Liver Foundation, www.liverfoundation.org .