Debora A. Curry

Dear Deb, I guess you know the Sox swept the Angels wicked hard. It's not the same without you here with us to enjoy it. I miss you dearly. All my love, your cousin Greg

Debby was one of the nicest people I've ever met and I enjoyed the time I spent with her. She never had a bad word for anyone and was one of the hardest workers I know. She will be missed tremendously. My condolences to her family - the Boston waterfront won't be the same without her.

I will always remember visiting my Grandmother on Abbe Avenue and playing with Debby. I ran into her many years ago in Feeding Hills. I wish that I had known that she was in Boston. I work in Quincy and spend a lot of time in Boston.

My parents and I are sorry for your loss. Anne Hanley Casillo

Deb was a great friend and a wonderful human being. She was great fun to hang with in the North End and always had a kind word for everyone. She will be surely missed. My condolences to her family.

Deb, you were like a mother to me when I first moved to Boston. I will always cherish our memorable times in the North End and Old North Church. You are dearly missed! My Deepest Sympathy to Debby's family.

we are so sorry for your loss, our thoughts and prayers are with you. Dino and Mary Mercadante and Family

While it was many years since we had last seen each other, I still thought of you often, especially when I heard a Beatles song from the late 60's. I remember listening to their records with you on your bed along with how cheerful and happy you were and how you spread your warmth to everyone around you. You will be missed. Your Cousin, Laurie

Thank you for your many years of faithful service to all at the Old North Church. We are greatly saddened to learn of your passing.

Godspeed, Debbie ... I'll cherish all the good memories we shared. You poured all your heart and soul into the Gift Shop at Old North, making friends from all over the world!

Deepest sympathies and prayers to the family.