DEBBIE THOMPSON

Mike and Ashley,
We were saddened to hear of Debbie's passing. I have a smile on my face when I think of Debbie's enduring passion and competitive spirit from tennis days of Lafayette. Her enthusiasm was contagious!
God's blessings to you both.
Pam and Jeff Severin

Mike and Ashley - I attended DHS with Debbie and will always remember her beautiful beautiful red hair and smile. In school she always had a smile on her face and blossomed into one of the most beautiful women to graduate from Davidson (both inside and out). You will be in my prayers and she will be missed by all who knew her now and then. My heart is broken for your loss.

Debbie was one of the most vibrant people I have ever met. She was beautiful inside and out - she was one of those people who could light up a room as soon as she arrived. I always enjoyed visiting with Debbie at the Conoco functions in Houston - she shared the cutest stories. One time she said Mike was fussing at her and had told her he was going to take her panic button away if she didn't stop pressing it; they were on a first-name basis with the local police. She was a gem - and I am...

Mike and Ashley - We were so shocked and saddened to hear of Debbie's death. I regret I didn't have a chance to know her better, but enjoyed seeing her friendly smile around the cul-de-sad. Please let us know if there is anything we can do for you. You will be in our hearts, thoughts, and prayers. John and Carla Pryor

Ashley and Mike,
I just received word about Debbie. I am so, so sorry for your loss. I'll never forget the first time we met.... Walnut Cove... summer before the girls went to kindergarten! This beautiful red-head showed up at our front door welcoming us to the 'hood'. ... looking for a playmate for Ashley! What fun we had on Walnut Cove all those years! My heart breaks for you, Ashley and Mike.
Janet Lee Knizner-Enders

I first met Debbie in 1989 when we were transferred from New Orleans to Houston. We were looking for a house in Deerfield and decided to drive over one evening to see what the neighborhood looked like at night. Debbie saw us looking at the house across the street from hers. She came over to give us a pep talk about moving to the neighborhood. She was Walnut Cove's cheerleader. She was the one who sold us on the house and the realtor should have given her a commission. She was always so...

Mike, Ashley and Family,
Debbie graced our lives with her contagious personality. She spear headed any activity that brought compassion to a friend. WE remember our days at Conoco ...sharing Paula's baby when she was undergoing chemo with thyroid cancer.
Debbie initiated the babysitting and dinner schedule so we could all help out. For her 40th birthday, you all had just moved to Lafayette and she ALREADY had a tremendous FAN CLUB from La. helping her CELEBRATE this great...

I am so sorry to hear of your loss. May you feel Christ's comfort during this difficult time.

-Ann Harper Alberstadt
Fayetteville, GA