1961
2020
On October 10th, 2020 Debbie Neubauer got her wings. The youngest of thirteen children, Debbie became a wife and a mother to two amazing kids and she was the epitome of what it meant to be a mom. She was the kind of parent every kid wishes for and many can only hope to become.
Debbie was a sister, a wife, a mother, and a second mom to many.
Deb loved each and every one of us unconditionally and with an uncommon sense of loyalty and determination that most could only hope to experience.
She will be missed fiercely. We were blessed to have her for as long as we did and we are better for having had her in our lives. We aspire to continue her legacy by being there for our family and friends with a snarky sense of humor and a memorable laugh.
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5 Entries
Joyce Dorris
January 16, 2021
I just found out about Debbie n I'm in shock. She had such a big heart n loved Rick so much. She was there at my husband's celebration of life with her life time love Rick. She talked about how much she loves her grandchildren n was so proud. All the campouts the Pinehurst gang held was so much fun n was full of laughter in our younger years. I can only imagine how hard this has hit Rick n the rest of the family. I'm sending prayers to everyone. Rick, if you ever want to talk I'm here for you. My heart breaks for you.
Ed and Joni Sprouse
October 25, 2020
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
Robin Thomas
October 20, 2020
Debbie ALWAYS HAD THE BEST SUNGLASSES!!! At least until one of us stole them!!! She dearly LOVED EACH OF YOU!! You were HER LIFE! Each of us will always hold her close to our hearts! If any of you need a thing please let s know! ❤❤❤❤
Christy Wilson Berge
October 18, 2020
I'm at a loss. But feel so privileged to have Deb in my life for many years. She was amazing in everyway. The laugh forsure. She loved Rick & the kids with her whole being. And the rest of us got loved too. I love Deb for 46 yrs & now I have a beautiful angel. I will meet up with her in time & we will laugh together. Till then I will miss her terribly & am here for anyone that needs love a hug just to talk. I love you Rick. Lacey Ann & Rj.
Elizabeth Chaney
October 18, 2020
Its hard to put into words just how much my aunt Debbie meant to me. She was part of the glue that has always held our family together. It's going to be hard to hold ourselves together without her. We will have to do alot of leaning on each other to get through. Her laugh was beyond infectious to all. I learned the word adamant at a young age from her and still use it. I have so many memories with her and will cherish every single one of them always. She will always be our special angel, looking down on us. I know she will always be with us just not in the physical form. Her snarky comments will always stay with me and bring a smile to my face. She had a way of making everything ok no matter what, with just a simple hug. Praying for my family during this time. We love you more than you could of ever known aunt Debbie. Smooches on the neck....
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