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Deborah J. Butler

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

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Deborah J. Butler Deborah J. Butler, 54, of Mechanicsburg, died Tuesday, October 10, 2006 at Harrisburg Hospital. She is survived by her husband, John L. Butler; daughter, Heather Butler; grandson, Logan Tyler butler; sisters, Michelle Snyder and Lisa Freburg; and parents, Walton and...

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Dear John and Heather,

I'm sorry to hear about your loss. I remember going back to her house and sitting on the pouch for hours talking and laughing. I know she will be missed greatly. I know i'll miss her also. My thoughts and pray's are with John, Heather and Logan.

John and Heather and Family
I was so shocked to learn about Deb's passing I had just found out that she was in the Mechanicsburg area and was planning on seeing her, as we lost touch after school, Deb and I were best friends in High School at CV.I will remeber all our good times together and her great friendship through the years.
Nothing can ease the pain but think she is in a happier place with no pain or hurt.
May peace be with your family.

Dear John & Heather,
I was very shocked and saddened to see in the sunday paper that Deb had passed away.I have known Deb since 1979 when we met at Blue Ridge West, She was a friend to me not just a co-worker.After losing touch with her for a few years,imagine my suprise when she walked up behind me at the Giant food store,a few years later.It was like we had never lost touch, Deb was a funny lady and was always up for a good time, we shared many good times, she even dragged me to a...

To the Family of Deborah J Butler:
May God be with the family in this time of their loss May God be ever near in this time.
Deb. was a lady who like to have fun and laugh with her rose color cheeks if you wanted a laugh all you had to do is visits Deb. house and you would get one to cheer you up if you were down with problems or so. God bless the family now and forever.