Deborah Anne "Debbie" Mancuso

I only known Mrs. Mancuso for a short amount of time when I first moved to hudson half of 8th grade year. She was the nicest teacher and she welcome me when I didn't feel like I belonged at first. She was my favorite teacher she inspired me to love science. She would always say "good morning lovely humans" and it always brightened my day. I always look forward to her class.

I always enjoyed talking to her. Her and her hubby were the greatest! One of the best people I've ever met.

I knew Mrs. Mancuso throughout middle school, though I never had her as a teacher. I was actually in sped classes at the time and would sporadically spend part of my study hall working with her, or sometimes just chatting and eating candy. It´s been roughly 20 years since then, and I struggle to remember exactly *what* we talked about. It´s one of those things where you look back and find that while you can´t always recall what was said, you´ll always remember how you felt when they said...

I was her matron of honor in her wedding.

I had the honor of having Mrs. Mancuso her last year of teaching and I just want to say she was absolutely incredible. She was loud and lively and open. She was there for you when you needed help or just when you wanted to chat. She always greeted me with a happy "Anna!" Which always, without fail, put a smile on my face. The small things like just saying hello and smiling towards me in the hallways, or her "Hello lovely humans!" Every time she walked into the classroom. She loved to dance...

Rest in peace our sweet Debbie. God bless. We love you. Aunt M and Uncle F

I had the honor of having Mrs. Mancuso for science class in her first year of teaching at HMS back in the mid 2000s. Her class was one of my favorites in my entire school career. She mixed patience, relatability, and a true passion for teaching in her classes. One day that year, she gave me an offshoot of a Spider Plant she found in her garage. I still have that plant to this day, now in my own home. My condolences to Mrs. Mancuso's family and friends.

I had Mrs. Mancuso during the 2020-2021 school year which was one of the hardest for everybody. I struggled a lot during that time, but she aways made me comfortable in her class. She was an amazing teacher and she will be missed!