Deborah Peterson

To Wayne, Cody, Family, Friends - I've just learned of Debbie's passing and my heart aches for your loss. I'm a Westford friend who remembers a lovely person with an amazing energy about her. Such a playful laugh, cute smile, and kind spirit. You have my deepest, heart-felt sympathy.

I met Debbie in nursing school and we became close friends right away.I guess it was that smile.We maintained our close relationship right till the end. I have never laughed so hard with anyone, ever. I will keep the laughter, the desire for a good time and the strong sense of love for family, deeply close, keeping the essence of Deb alive, within me, my actions and in my laughter. I miss you sweetie poops.

Debbie was the near perfect person and friend to everyone she would meet, it was a joy to be her buddy and to spend time with her from the time we met in jr high until she moved in '78 you couldn’t stop smiling when you were with her.
I am proud to call her a friend.

To Deb's family and friends, I am terribly sorry for you great loss. Deb was a wonderful friend to me in high school. We shared many laughs together. I had heard she had many great accomplishments in California. My condolences to everone who was lucky enough to have Debbie touch their lives. She will be truely missed.

My sincere condolences to Wayne, Cody and family and friends of Deb. I knew Deb from our Breast Cancer support group at Kaiser. She could always make me laugh out loud, no matter what was going on in my life. She was an amazing, funny, warm and caring person. She will be missed by all.

My sincere condolences to Debbie's family, on the loss of such a wonderful soul whose life was taken too soon. I knew Debbie for all 12 years of school in Westford and we had our share of fun and laughs during that time. One of my fondest memories is when we went to see Alice Cooper with Linda Mackey and Sue Monty at the Garden - we were freshmen and I believe that it was our first concert. What fun! Debbie's smile, grace and quick wit were always a complement to any occasion. She will...

My sincere condolences to Debbie’s’ family and friends.
I grew up in “Nab” with Debbie on Plain Road. We graduated from Westford Academy together. Though I have not seen her in years I often thought of her as I drove pass the “Petersons” house on my visits back to Mass. She had the best smile, one that took over her entire face to the point her eyes smiled as well. May all the wonderful memories help to guide you through this loss. I will pray for strength for all of you near and dear to...

Paul, Eileen and the entire Peterson Family.
My deepest condolences on your great loss.
Debbie is in my thoughts and prayers.

It is with great shock and sadness that I rec'd word of Debbie's passing through the HS e-mail chain. Deb was always a bright and beautiful example of humanity and doing things 'the right' way. She was uncompromising and dedicated, warm and confident, eager and competitive. Her family was blessed with such a wonderful soul - just not for as long as they would have hoped. My condolences to all who had the pleasure of being a part of her life, and know that she now looks down from her place...