Debra Annette Jordan

Ms. Debra loved her husband, loved her family and then entered smookaboo (Jasmine aka jazzy). Here is a pic of all 3 of us in corpus. This was after my dad passed and ms. debra kindly travelled with me to s. Tx to offer support. All 3 of us enjoyed the coast very much...

So grateful to God for allowing our paths to cross and have a beautiful and loving and respectful friendship. Ms. Debra was a light to everyone who came in contact with her. So kind and so friendly. When you were with her she made you feel like you were the most important person on earth. Even complete strangers at Sam's were attracted to her light and wanted to keep talking to her. What a personality she had and beautiful spirit. She will be missed and is missed dearly.

My condolences to the family, may God continue to strengthen each and every one of you.
Denita Campbell

My sister never got to ring the bell, after her first remission, then it came back. We talked and decided every day was a victory we made bells to give to the other Victor's and let the know EVERY MORNING WE WAKE UP IS VICTORY! You don't have to have cancer to ring your bell, you woke up in your right mind to say thank you. I remember my sister as encouragement always, always lifting up, always praying

My sister loved baking with Merry at Merry Mudd and Pottery house in Round Rock. The customer loved her and her pastries so they had a trophy made and presented it to her at the pottery house. She was touched so it filled her heart with joy knowing her pastries were so appreciated. She prayed before and during her baking asking God to let her love show in it

My mama was beautiful in so many ways. She loved and was loved deeply.