Deborah Ann Tardif

To the Tardif's family: My sincerest condolences goes out to your family. Losing a loved one in death is a hard thing to deal with. Please lean on God for comfort during this most difficult time because not only does he understands your grief and pain, He cares very deeply for you. (1 Peter 5:6,7)

The world has lost a compassionate soul. Debbie was very kind and sweet. She will truly be missed.

Such a beautiful lady. My prayers are with the family.

Debbie was a special person. She will be missed. So sorry to hear of her passing. Prayers to Mike and the rest of her family. My friendship with Debbie goes way back ... to youth fellowship and Christmas plays at Middleton Heights Presbyterian Church. She was lots of fun to be around... Good Memories

Debbie was a true friend with a heart of gold. The angels are always near us to help with the grieving & to whisper to us that she is safe in the hand of God. Earths loss & Heavens gain.

My sincerest condolences and prayers for Debbie's daughter, brother, father, and extended family. I, like so many others, remember Debbie from Scotland High School, and spent many Friday nights just "hanging out" with her. Though we had lost touch over these 35+ years, I still have many fond memories of the times we shared, and grief with you her passing.

Debbie was such a special person and friend to me. Always had a smile and we shared a lot of laughs together. I made her a clock that she always had in her office with a picture of her and her daughter. She never forgot to tell me she still had that clock. I'll miss you Debbie you were one sweetheart of a lady.

Sorry to hear about Deborah. Went to school with her and always remember how nice she was to everyone.