Deborah Kay "Debbie" Jimenez

My heart goes out to the Jimenez family for the loss of a another beautiful family member. Debbie was one of my oldest friends. We worked at Jacobsons together for 18 years. I will never forget her smiling face and her encouraging words when I was feeling down. I am a better person for knowing her.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to the entire Jiminez family.May you cherish Debbies memories.
God Bless you.

My deepest condolences go out to the entire Jimenez family. Thank you Debbie, for introducing me to your wonderful loving family.

I talked with you everyday, and we spent a lot of quality time together sharing in so many treasured memories. I don't know how I am going to continue on without you, and to know that I will never see your smiling face again!

Debbie was a true friend to me and it was my honor and pleasure to be a part of her life. She was not just a fair...

Jacob,
I have been out of town and just found out about your Mom last night. I am so sorry. She was such a friendly, nice person and loved you so much. Remember all the times she helped you with reading when you were little? I'll miss her smiling face and her positive attitude. I'm thinking of you and hope to see you at school in the fall. Please write or call me anytime. You have many people who care for you.

Love, Mrs. Clark from St. Stephen

Debbie was my aunt. She was always nice tome and my cousins. I love her. i'll miss her. Most of the time she had a smile on her face.

My condolences to the whole family. I met Debbie at Wickes back in the early 80's. She was always smiling and laughing. I've bumped into her quite a bit through the years and always see that smile. She was a beautiful person inside and out! She will be greatly missed.

It was a week ago today that we lost a very special member of our "Amigo Family", and it still does not seem real. Everyday I walk through the front door, I expect to see her smiling face sitting at the desk. It does not hurt any less today then it did the first day, but we know that we have to go on with the day and take care of the customers the way Debbie would want us to. Each time we have to say "What did Debbie do with these", or "How did Debbie do this", it usually reminds us of a...