Debbie Yingst

My sincerest condolences to Gerry, Trey, Aly and the rest of the Yingst/Lee family. I made a donation in memory of Debbie at her preferred charity, www.norashome.org and encourage others to do the same.

My deepest condolences to Deb´s family. She fought a good fight, not she gets a chance to wear her crown. I have known Deb for over 30 years. To know he is to Love her. To Jed, Trey and Alley, you were her inspirations. She would talk about you all passionately during our conversations. She promised that the next time all of you were in Memphis, she would call me over. I worked in the post transplant clinic where we loved our patients. Thank you so much for sharing her with me. She loved and...

I am so sorry to hear of Debbie´s passing. I just heard the news today and my heart sank.When I think of Debbie, I think of her kindness and her strength. I am sending my warmest thoughts and my prayers to her children and family. Her life lives on on you. With profound sympathy, Mariann Ernst

Aly, Trey, and Jed-I'm still struggling to find words that can express my sadness about my friend and sympathy for your tremendous loss. Please know I continue to think and pray for all of you.

Our deepest sympathy to Debbie´s family. Our thoughts are with all of you. We are sure you have wonderful memories that will be in your hearts forever. Sincerely, Sue, Randy and Greg Tenor

I met Debbie when her son Trey was a 7th grade math student of mine at Linglestown. What a sweetheart! She will be greatly missed.

With deepest sympathy to Debbie's family from the Central Dauphin High School Alumni Association.

My heart goes out to the family. Debbie was a very kind person. That kindness lives on in her children. My sincere condolences.