Deanna GERBIG

I first met Ms. D in 2015 at Avery Dennison where she and I shared Responsibilities as the Receptionist and in the Mail Room. We immediately connected.. I am in tears as I write this, She was not only my friend but i felt like a second mother. We kept in contact over covid and away from the job,I missed her after the world shut down but we made sure to stay in touch. We shared so much, I could talk to her for hours, Her last words to me was I miss you and love you sister. I wish I could come...

One of my truest and closest friends we were there for each other. I wish I could hear your voice one more time. So grateful for our friendship. You are so classy but down to earth. Until we meet again. Good night.

I"'ll cherish our friendship and will miss our phone calls. We never did get to go to lunch. I had just listened to one of your voicemails Wednesday on my work phone not knowing then that God had called you home on Sunday Sorry to see you go Deanna Gerbig but you fought a good fight & you finished your course, a Very Tough Woman!! REST WELL MY FRIEND!! You touched a lot of lives & definitely missed at Avery

Still hard to believe you're not here with us Deanna. Meeting you 12 years ago & keeping you as a close friend meant the world to me. So beautiful, so classy, so talented with your jewelry making, such a wonderful person. Enjoy Heaven, you deserve all the good after what you've been through! We miss & love you girlfriend XoXo

So sad to hear of my friend's passing. She was an amazing woman and such fierce energy. She truly is in a much better place reunited in bliss with her loved ones. You will be missed D!

Deanna was such a fighter and a graceful one at that. She would always have a smile on her face, ready to challenge the next obstacle life threw her way. We had many great times together working for Crown Personnel and remained friends long after both of us retired. Her last several years were tough and am so happy she is no longer suffering. God bless you Deanna.

I am so sad to hear of Deanna's passing. She fought so very hard and was so brave through it all. Deanna was a lovely woman, and will be missed.

You were the best cousin and babysitter I ever had. You taught me a lots of dances,and I have a great memory of walking with you to FrishesBig Boy restaurant about a mile and a half in two feet of snow to see your friends. I was 8 and you were 16! We always had a great time. I love you and will miss our long talks. Till we meet again.