Deborah "Debbie" Laughlin Moss

SHOCKED & ROCKED with sadness!!! It´s no joke the FB feed is messed up, keeping news like this from circulating among Debbie´s faithful FB friends. Let Light perpetual shine upon Debbie Laughlin Moss. My Hannah More sister (class of 72) whom we who were older (I was class of 69) affectionately nicknamed "Mouse" because she was so cute! Then she became a strong & amazing woman! A Lighthouse of love wherever she went! My sympathies to all her beloveds, whom I´ve not yet had the joy of...

I'm saddened by the profound loss. A brilliant mind, an amazing teacher, a stickler for doing things the right way and a dear friend. Debbie and I worked together in the burn unit and the wound care department. I will deeply miss her, her guidance and her laughter!

So saddened to hear about Debbie´s passing. I worked with her and Lee in the Burn Unit. I also knew her as a runner and the Wasatch 100

Sorry for your loss. Deb and I worked together at Salt Lake Communitee College in the nursing lab with simulations. She was awesome with the students.

My sweet little sister could make me laugh and drive me crazy when we were little. How I miss you! We shared so many memories recently, chatting online. I´m so grateful. We never wanted to... but how I wish we could share our birthdays this year.

Running with Debbie and the "Running Rhino's. She was always kind, fun and friendly, enjoyed knowing her. She and Lee loved dressing up for Halloween and enjoyed Tom's Birthday, as we all did. GOOD TIMES! Miss you.

Incomprehensible! A world suddenly without you Debbie! I believe your spirit will be around watching over those who love you dearly. I wouldn't put it passed you to keep teaching us all whatever it is we need at the time. Missing you, Debbie!! With much Love, Happy Thoughts of Debbie and Big Squishy Hugs for comfort, I extend to you Lee, her beloved Daughters are Grandchildren, Siblings and friends, my deepest sympathy for the sudden loss of such an amazing and wonderful person!

Have known Debbie for over 25 years. Some of my fondest memories are the ultra runs we shared. She was always so positive and such a warm and happy friend. We shared Maryland as our home state and University of Maryland as well as a love for running ridiculous distances. She was a special person and is an incredible loss to her family, friends and the world. I share a picture of her and I and another friend when we ran Wasatch 100 Endurance Run in 1999. She, of course, aced the course.