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I haven't seen Deb since freshman year of high school and still I remember her smile as clear as if it were yesterday. Peace to all her family and friends.
Stuart Wood
January 06, 2015 | Charlottesville, VA


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Mar 26, 1966 - Nov 24, 2014
I haven't seen Deb since freshman year of high school and still I remember her smile as clear as if it were yesterday. Peace to all her family and friends.
Stuart Wood
January 06, 2015 | Charlottesville, VA
What a beautiful soul Deb possessed. I will not soon forget that smile! Wishing peace to your family.
Michelle Salvador
December 06, 2014 | WORCESTER, VT

Deb will be missed, she touched so many of our lives! I had the pleasure of hanging out with her through high school. You are all in my thoughts and prayers.
Stephanie Hurst
December 04, 2014 | Atlanta, GA
Wow, so unbelievably sad. Deb was an inspiration to all the children she taught and the adults she worked with. I will truly miss her. My deepest sympathy to the Slayton family. So hard.....
Pam cushman
December 04, 2014 | Morrisville, VT
To the Slayton and Wells families -my heart goes out to you sorry for your loss. My time being close to Deb was brief but they were great! I have only happy memories of Deb. She touched so many lives and will never be forgotten.
Sandra Gauthier Adams
December 04, 2014 | Round Rock, TX
Ray, Brooke, Jesse, the Wells and Slayton Families-
I am so sorry for your loss. As a young teenager and athlete growing up in Stowe I looked up to Deb. Her smile, her warm heart and her many talents, how could I not. I hadn't seen her since I left for college but she left an ever lasting impression on me. I have no words for my sadness for this situation and hope that one day you find peace and know that she was a light to so many. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Keely
December 03, 2014 | Dexter, MI

Deb was such a shining light that will continue to shine in the memories of all of us who knew her. The warmth and laughter she shared with those of us that grew up with her will always be remembered. I feel so lucky to have so many memories of playing field hockey and basketball with Deb, but also just those everyday memories of growing up together. My sincerest sympathy to you, her family on your loss.
My thoughts and prayers are with you today and in the days to come.
Trudy Larson
December 03, 2014 | Tewksbury, NJ
our thoughts and our prayers are with you all. Dave and Linda Walker
December 03, 2014

To the Wells and Slayton Families,
My deepest condolences for your profound loss -- a loss shared by so many who knew Deb. I will never forget Deb's warm smile, quiet ways, and the times we shared playing field hockey together in high school. Deb was a lovely person. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Lynn Merwin
December 02, 2014 | Denver, CO
Debra S Wells - MorrisvilleDebra Slayton Wells, 48, died suddenly Monday afternoon November 24, 2014.Deb was born in Burlington on March 26, 1966, the daughter of Velma Jean (Knapp) Slayton and Walter B. Slayton, Jr. She graduated from Stowe High School in 1984 and Johnson State College in 1989. Deb began her 18 year teaching career at Hardwick Elementary in 1989 and followed with stints at Hyde Park, Eden and Cambridge Elementary Schools. Numerous other jobs followed until she found the position she truly loved, Athletic Trainer at her alma mater, Stowe High School. She enjoyed the interactions with the student athletes and felt pride in helping them return to their respective sports after sustaining injuries. A testament to her love of athletic training – after Deb sustained a fractured foot last winter she continued to fulfill her duties while on crutches. No one will soon forget the sight of Deb sitting in a chair and having the chair pushed across the ice at Stowe Arena so she could attend to an injured hockey player!Deb was most at peace when she could be active in the outdoors, whether it was running (including 10 marathons), hiking, downhill and cross country skiing, softball or just walking the trails at a very special private property in Morrisville. Deb is survived by her husband Raymond, son Jesse, daughter Brooke; her mother Jean and spouse Andre' Bourdeau; her 4 siblings Darleen Slayton Hemphill, Michael Slayton and partner Claudia Cusson, Mary Slayton Speer and husband Greg, David Slayton and partner Babette Deuss; nieces and nephews Amanda, JT, Alison, Chelsea, Joseph, Natalie, Christian, Kaitlynn, Daniel, Carson, Sydney, Hunter, Hannah, Ethan, Rebecca, Olivia, Alana and Logan. She is also survived by her beloved golden retriever, Hagrid. She was predeceased by her father Walter B Slayton, Jr. Visiting hours will be held at the Faith Funeral Home, 165 Brooklyn St., Morrisville on Tuesday, December 2nd from 4-7 pm. A memorial service will be held at the Stowe Community Church on Wednesday December 3rd at 2 pm. In lieu of flowers donations can be made to the Lamoille Area Cancer Network, 198 Farr Avenue, Morrisville, VT 05661
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