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Deborah I want you to know you are always on my mind and in my heart You meant so much to me but I know your my Guardian Angel right by my side MAY YOU DANCE IN THE SKY !
Misty Dawn Coker
December 26, 2024 | Other
Arlington, Texas
1948 - 2005
Deborah Elizabeth Houchin, 56, passed away Friday, July 22, 2005.
Memorial service: 1:30 p.m. Sunday, July 31 at Moore Funeral Home Chapel in Arlington.
Memorials: In lieu of flowers, a memorial scholarship has been established at the University of Texas at Arlington School of Social...
Read MoreDeborah I want you to know you are always on my mind and in my heart You meant so much to me but I know your my Guardian Angel right by my side MAY YOU DANCE IN THE SKY !
Misty Dawn Coker
December 26, 2024 | Other
Even after all this time I miss you. You were the best therapist I ever could have asked for. I still think about you often and wish you were still around. You were taken from us too soon. RIP sweet Angel
Melissa C
August 23, 2022 | Other
I want everyone to know after 15 yrs of DEBORAH HOUCHINS murder as i started seeing her as a young patient on how much i miss her and want people to know what a huge impact she had on my life, She was such a " MOTHER HEN" to me as i still think about her often and How much i wish she was still here! SHE IS MISSED AND NEVER WILL BE FORGOTTEN HER MEMORY LIVES ON!!! R.I.P MISTY COKER
Misty Coker
March 03, 2020 | Euless, TX | Friend
I still miss you every time I think of you. No one could ever or will ever replace you. I've found no other therapist like you. I hope you knew you were not only loved by your family but also by your patients. I can't even find words that can describe how devasted I was to hear of your passing and what an emptiness you've left in my heart and life. I know for sure you are now in Heaven where you belong for all the good you did here on earth and for the many lives you saved with your kind...
Teresa Sabalboro
March 06, 2018 | Haltom City, TX
Debra was a very sweet and caring therapist. She helped my husand and I thru a tough time. I continued to see her on and off but stayed in touch. The last time I went to see her is when I found out what happened to her and I was devasted. Debra was more than just a therapist. She became a friend. I will never forget her and can't wait to see her again in heaven where I am sure she is. I still miss you Debra.....
Teresa Sabalboro
March 06, 2018 | Haltom City, TX | Friend
Deborah helped me and my grandsons
through a very difficult time in our lives. We loved her so much and will miss her. May God Bless all of her family which she was so proud of them. Her death is so hard for me to accept.
I love you Deborah
Rita Patterson
March 01, 2006 | North Richland Hills,, TX
Though I hadn't seen Deborah in several years, I thought about her often. She helped both my daughter and myself and for that I will be eternally grateful. Rest in Peace and know that you were loved and respected. We will miss you.
love hugs & blessings
Carol & Shirlee
Carol Clinch
August 23, 2005 | Fort Worth, TX
Deborah had an exceptional gift. She never failed to guide her clients to reach for and attain the magic living within them. She saw me through a crushing time and effortlessly opened doors that lead me to reverse a professional and personal devastation to a resounding triumph, then begin a new career. I told her that together, we had built a person. Typically, she gave me the credit. Our community has lost a treasure and a lovely and loving woman. Peace be with her.
Andrea Rich
August 18, 2005 | Millsap, TX
Debbie and I flew together for AA in the early 70's and became friends. We always had such fun together. We lost touch shortly after she married Jerry and I moved to Little Rock to marry John. I've often thought of Debbie remembering the fun we had and wondered where her life had taken her. I now know that she was a therpist and touched and helped heal many lives. I was shocked and saddened to receive the notice of her passing. Debbie was a beautiful, fun and full of life girl ... she will be...
"Dee" Donna Bengtson Ostner
August 17, 2005 | Little Rock, AR