Deborah "Debbie" Kay Spears

So sorry for your loss Kathy and Sandy. Sounds like she had Dave’s personality

Deb, I can't thank you enough for the kindness you gave to me at East Dale Elementary. I can't believe I was a sub there for 8 years! Thank u for asking me to be your sub. Thank you for the long talks! You will remain in my heart!

Although I did not know Debbie, I do know several of her friends. Reading about her was touching and heart wrenching.
Love and prayers to all who have known, loved, and lost this outstanding lady.

Thank you, Debbie, for helping so many people over the years, especially our students who needed extra support and love. We are grateful for your humor, your leadership, and your example of courage and strength all the years of your life.

I met Deb when she came to work as the PE teacher at Liberty High School in 2003. She was an amazing educator who cared deeply about her students and was respected by everyone—co-workers and students alike. She was a real educator who loved her job and her students. Deb was always willing to offer help without ever being asked, and she brought a positive, uplifting attitude to the entire school community. It was truly my privilege to have had her as a teacher in my building for the many...

We send our love and condolences. Prayers for comfort and strength.

I knew Debbie as my volleyball coach back in 95-98. I’m so sorry to hear of her passing. My condolences for her family and friends as she was a very caring person.

I first met Coach Spears as a student, when she subbed and coached at PB. Years later, I had the privilege of teaching alongside her at Liberty. The positive influence she has had on her students, athletes, and colleagues is truly immeasurable. My sincere condolences to her family and friends.

It breaks my heart to hear this sad news about Debbie. She was such a magnificent person beautiful inside and out. She loved everything and was always smiling. I never knew how accomplished she was in the educational field but wow, she did some great things. She was always a very caring and loving person and I know she loved her four-legged kids . I haven’t seen her in many years, but I can remember playing softball that she was always smiling, so big sometimes that her eyes would shut ! No...