Deborah Blackmore Abrams

It's hard to believe that our 50th reunion is coming up next year and Debbie won't be there. At least I will have my fond memories of her when I'm back on campus.

Kept a copy of your Obituary and just reread it recently, as I was going through old files at home...you left this earth too soon, but I think you would have been very saddened by many of the things that are going on these days...am sure you are in a sunnier and happier place, although you are missed down here...hugs

I was looking everywhere for you Deb, finally I thought of entering all your names and this is what I found out..that you are gone forever. It has been six years it seems since you left this world. You are the most kind hearted and sincere person I have ever met in my life. You have done so much to help me during the time that I baby sat for Leah. My heart is aching with the sadness. You will always have a very special place in my heart. I love you Deb. RIP

It is very sad to lose a special person. Debbie had so many accomplishments. Her family must be very proud. My condolences to all. I am sorry not to have kept in touch.

Deb,
I had no idea that you had all these achievements until reading it in your guestbook. All I know is that when we were in the massage room, we connected in a very deep way. Somehow I knew that your huge, positive, generous spirit must be doing much in this world. It is this spirit that will continue to live on and pass forward all that you have shared with us.
Thank you Deb. Thank you Jon and Leah for sharing her with us.
Bambi

Aunt Deb,

I miss hearing your voice and laughter. You will always be in Paris, Venice, and Florence with me. To me, you are not gone. You are alive with me in spirit. I bought a Joni Mitchell cd the other day and have been listening to it non-stop. I think of our Bolivia games in Florence, and I can still hear your voice singing along with the songs. You will forever be in my heart and on my mind always. I miss you and will love you forever.

"Woke up it was a Chelsea...

You were a wonderful mentor and friend Deb. I've missed you over the past couple of years. You were a gift to all who knew you.

The one and only A+ I ever got at Wellesley, I owe to Debbie. We took a course together and became a little weekly study group of two. On an hourly exam, we both got an A+ and for the final grade, an A because that was the highest official grade in those days. I was fortunate to have her as a classmate. I will keep her family and loved ones in my prayers.

I can still remember her spirited smile and enthusiasm from our college days. Though I have not been in touch with her, I do remember her and I know she will be missed. Thank you, Deborah!