debbie lynn sanders-wright

I think I was about 14 years old when Stan, Diane and Debbie moved into the house next door to us on 2700 East. She used to come over and hang out with the boys. She really was a wild child. We had good times playing video games and doing the things kids do. I will always remember her bright smile and constant energy.

I know she is scrapbooking, organizing heaven, teaching everyone new board games, and even showing them how to use a chocolate fountain up there. Darn her! what are WE going to do for parties when all the fun parties will be up there with deb!!! Sending you hugs, Cheryl, and know that deb and you and all the fun memories surrounding her will never be forgotten. She was one in a million.

Deb, you left way too early. There's more poker & blackjack to be played; more potlucks to attend; more friendships to be made. Do you remember the infamous Twister game at your house? I know you're laughing now, and we both know why! You had a personality as big as the ocean; generosity that went to the moon & back; enough loyalty & passion to canvas the earth; and complete love and charity for those who mattered in your life. You are a beautiful person and a good mom. You loved your kids and fought for them. You loved your partner/wife with everything you had. I honor you for your playfulness, your compassion, your love of animals, your ability to light up the room, your thoughtfulness, your friendship. You were a good friend, and I love you. I already miss you deeply, but am happy you found the peace you were looking for.

Deb, I miss you already. Some many fun memories to share. I remember babysitting Morgan and Levi. Deb and Cheryl would also babysit my kids. My kids loved Deb. She is the most creative person I have ever met. She can make anything in the blink of an eye. Deb always use to talk to me on the phone and give me great advice. She is a great mom, I was able to witness how much she loved each and everyone of her children. There was nothing that she would not do for them. I thank you Deb for being in our lives and for making my Aunt Cheryl so happy. I recall the first time I met you downtown, my Aunt Cheryl introduced you to the family at dinner, PF Chang's. You always use to get in trouble by Aunt Cheryl for bringing pets in the house. I will always remember you Deb. I love you Deb! Aunt Cheryl I send you my deepest condolences with a big hug.

Our heart goes out to you Ceryl. We know how much you loved Deb. You two were good together. We had fun times at your house playing board games, doing your outside chores (ha) and just hanging out. We love both you and Deb, she was very funny, charming, and a sweet lady. Our best memory of Deb was when you two and Heidi tried to dogpile Mike and he had all three of you stacked with heidi on top and he slapped her butt and said "Giedy up!) That was so hilarious, we still laugh at that to this day. We will miss Deb deeply and wish we could have been closer to her than we were. Our deepest condolences to Ceryl and all of Debs family.

Dear Cheryl, My heart broke for you when I saw Debs obituary this morning. I am so happy that you found true love with her. The memories you have of her and the times you spent together will remain in your heart and memories forever. God must loved you so much to have blessed you with such a wonderful partner, wife and soul mate. I remember meeting Deb at the Rose Wagner Theatre. What I remember most was how happy you were. I had never seen you so happy. You both just glowed with love and contentment. I was so happy for you. I hope you know that my thoughts and prayers are with you always.

Cheryl, my heart hurts for your lose. I know that Deb was the light of your life and its sad to see her gone so soon. Hopefully she has found some peace for her troubled soul. She will be missed. B

Cheryl and Family-I am so sorry for your loss-life is truly unfair. Love knows no bounds-Cheryl you were lucky to find love in this life. I know in my heart that you too will be together again some day. May God Bless and Keep you.

Ho ho, who wdoula thunk it, right?