Debra-McCarty-Obituary

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Debra S. McCarty

Jun 6, 1954 - Jul 2, 2016

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Gary, I am so sorry to hear of Debbie's death! I pray that God will bless you with comfort and peace! I am so glad that I got to see her at the Jubilee! I didn't know her well but she was always so kind to me! You have my deepest sympathy!

Words can't describe how sorry we are for your loss of Debbie. She's is out of pain and is resting in peace now. Amazing Grace.

Debbie will be missed but not forgotten. She was an angel on earth. My heart aches for you all.

I am very sorry for your loss. My prayers and sympathy go out to the family.

So sorry for ur loss. Debbie was a sweet kind person. Always love to hear her laugh and whoever I seen her she always was smiling. Sending prayers to the family

My heart and prayers go out to the family of this awesome woman. Rest in peace sweet lady.

We will see you on the streets of gold Debbie!

McCarty family - Deb and Mike were school mates of ours from Jefferson School thru Keokuk Senior High. She was very quiet but one very nice gal. She will be missed. Keith/Kent Carter

Gary all my love to you and the family. I can not imagine the loss you feel but can only remind you of the million smiles Debbie gave us all.

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Debra's Obituary

DEBRA S. McCARTY Debra Sue Glasgow McCarty, age 62, of Keokuk, IA, passed away on Saturday, July 2, 2016 in the University of Iowa Hospital and Clinics in Iowa City, following a courageous battle with cancer. She was born June 6, 1954 at St. Joseph Hospital in Keokuk, IA, a daughter of Charles "Jobbie" and Wanda Mae Bryant Glasgow. On June 24, 1972, she was united in marriage to Gary R. McCarty at the Calvary Baptist Church in Keokuk. Survivors include her husband of 44 years, Gary; her mother, Wanda Glasgow (Ivan ) Daubenberger of Springdale, AR; two children, Brad McCarty of Cedar Rapids, IA and Amy (Justin) Wheatley of Hiawatha, IA; four grandchildren: Trenton and Lexy Wheatley and Kierra and Cayden McCarty; six brothers, Mike (Patty) Glasgow of Springdale, AR, David (Vickie) Glasgow of Moline, IL, Chuck (Sue) Glasgow of Loma Linda, MO, Jeff (Teresa) Glasgow of Bentonville, AR, Rick (Sherry) Glasgow of Keokuk, Bill (Danette) Glasgow of Springdale, AR; a sister, Marla (Bill) Andrews of Lowell, AR; two step-sisters, Terri (Galen) Martin of Washburn, MO and Lori (Eddie) Cooper of Garfield, AR; two sisters-in-law, Patricia (Tom) Petty of Calahan, CO and Priscilla Davis and Dave McVeigh of Montrose; brother-in-law, Jimmy McCarty (Karla) of Kahoka; aunts and uncles: Janice (Bill) Hayden of Kahoka, Lonnie (Sue) Bryant of Keokuk, Larry (Connie) Bryant of Farmer's Branch, TX, Jean Spence of Quitman, TX, Barb Bryant of Keokuk, Kenny (Nita) Bryant of Pottsboro, TX, Mildred Rader of Keokuk, Marge Hatfield of Savoy, IL and Fred Glasgow of Arcadia, FL; as well as nieces, nephews, cousins, and other relatives. She was preceded in death by her father, Charles "Jobbie" Glasgow; in-laws, Harold and Margaret McCarty; uncle, Melvin Bryant; and nephews, Derek Andrews and Jacob Glasgow. Deb was a 1972 graduate of Keokuk High School. She held several part-time jobs through the years but was mainly a homemaker. Deb enjoyed playing cards, going to flea markets, camping and vacationing with Gary, her mother, and her sister Marla and husband Bill for 31 years. Her daily walks with Gary were special to her. Deb and Gary were well known as caregivers to anyone who had a need and did so without recognition or praise. More than anything, she cherished spending time with her grandchildren and was someone who shared freely her love not only for her family but for the sisters-in-law and brothers-in-law and their families. Funeral services were held Wednesday, July 6, 2016 at 10 a.m. at Wilson Funeral Home in Kahoka with Pastor Dawn Butler officiating. Burial followed in the Hickory Grove Cemetery at Keokuk. Pallbearers were: Trenton Wheatley, Jeremy Petty, Dalton McCarty, Steve Rairden, Dennis McGinnis and Ron Miller. Friends called at Wilson Funeral Home in Kahoka after 9 a.m. Tuesday with family receiving friends from 6-8. Memorials in lieu of flowers are suggested to the family.

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