Deb was born in Utah 9-13-55. She was born to Elizabeth Pearce and Donald Dyer. Her father left when she was a baby so she did not get to know him at all. She grew up around many cousins and family on her mom's side of the family. When she was 15 she met Loyde Robinson which at that time she did not know he would be her only true love. She became friends with all of his siblings and started being around all of them as she grew up. Deb and Loyde moved to Colorado for a little bit but then ended up back in Salt Lake City and had two children. Shane and Tiffiny and step son Jeffery.  They then moved to Heber City Utah where they raised the kids. Deb was a homemaker for some of the years and took care of the family. Then she decided to work in park city and go to school in Salt Lake City. Unfortunately her and Loyde divorced and went their separate ways for awhile. In 2003 She moved to Las Vegas with her daughter Tiffiny and her Son Shane was already there. Loyde also lived in Vegas and they became great friends again. Most of her grandkids were in las vegas and she dedicated her life to them. She had them with her as much as possible. She lived with her daughter Tiffiny for the past 13 years and she took care of her great grandson Mason. She did this so well, he never needed a thing from anyone she made sure of it. Deb would go to utah to see her son and family during the summers as much as possible. The past year of Covid was tough on her because she did not want to leave the house unless she absolutely needed to.  She did not get to visit her family like she wanted. She had a heart attack Feb 18 2021 and Tiffiny took her to ER. They wanted her to stay the night and have bypass surgery, a surgery that is very common. Deb's body did not like that and things went bad quickly. 2 more surgeries and a life flight to Salt Lake city was when she finally let go and went to heaven. We belive in our hearts God let it happen the way it did so she could get back to Utah, have her kids in Utah with family before she took her last breath. We will always remember her as someone that loved her family more than she could ever love anything else.