Deborah Kaye Shipp-Tolson

My first memory of Debbie was like 53 years ago,when she lived on Lawrence Avenue.My Aunt Bev would take me over there so I could hang out Susan.Then years later we would do cookouts or party´s. I had some of my best times hanging out with Debbie ,Kathy,Mrs.Morninstar they were like my second family. I´m so sorry that Debbie has passed.My prayers go out to the family

CJ- we send our condolences to you and your family of the passing of your mother. May she forever be remembered in your hearts and memories. Cancer sucks. It takes too many great people at such young ages.

Debbie and I were really good friends in high school and before. We shared a lot of adventures. We lost track after her marriage and birth of her children but she was always in my thoughts and memories. May she rest in peace. My deepest condolences to her family. Bev Harman

Debbie was a bright spirit in a world that so desperately needed it. She loved her residents and went out of her way to make sure they had the best life possible at PV. She will be greatly missed by all.

No words can express the sadness from losing my dear friend. We go way back and with that comes many laughs, many smiles, many mischievous outings and a true friend that is one of a kind. Debbie will be in my memory with that BIG smile and her loving, caring, zest for life. Where Deb was people were laughing. She was a true angel. From camping to O.C. to Maine to Stain Glass Pub we gave it our best! God bless her family and I am truly sorry for your loss. Always remember that contagious...

My heartfelt sympathy goes out to Debbie´s family and close friends. I attended HS with her and she was very well liked and admired. Her smile is certainly remembered for lighting up the halls of Einstein HS. May she rest peacefully.

I attended high school with Debbie and shared many classes together! She had a contagious laugh and always a warm smile! Sorry to hear of her passing. Lifting her family up in prayers of comfort and peace! May she Rest In Peace!

My deepest condolences to her family and friends was a pleasure meeting her a few times throughout the years. Always good vibes from her. Love you Jason Harich keeping you closer to my heart and prayers

Debbie was not only my coworker but she was my friend. I will miss her laughter and that great smile. She was truly a special person and she was loved by many.