Deborah Mignonne Walther

Madame was a wonderful teacher and definitely loved what she taught. I know my classmates and I will greatly miss her. Your family is in my pareyers.

Deborah had such insatiable, intellectual curiosity plus the passionate determination to always try to satisfy it. Many will long remember her, especially because of this. To all in her family - you are wished the patience, courage and optimism needed at this time of her sudden loss.

Deborah Walther was a wonderful friend to my mother. My sister Jennifer and I often played with Davin and Anna as children and my deepest condolences go out to them both and their entire family.

Madame Walther, Deborah was a classy women who I was fortunate enough to share a classroom with as we were both part time teachers at DSHA. She will be greatly missed. My heart goes out to her family at this very sad time. Please take comfort in knowing that she will be remembered daily in the beautiful faces of the students she taught. I will keep your family in my thoughts and prayers.

Madame Walther was an amazing teacher. She taught me (previously a student studying German)French in the most patient and meaningful way and I will never forget her or what I have learned. She was a wonderful and inspiring woman. Her family are in my thoughts and prayers. DSHA Student~Class of 2007

Anna & Katie,
Our deepest sympathies to you and your family. Family and friends will help you during this difficult time and memories will keep you going in the future.

I have had the ultimate privilege of being in the new docent class at the Milwaukee Art Museum with Deborah. I remember walking in to the classroom last September, not knowing anyone, and sitting next to Deborah. I instantly felt such enthusiasm, warmth, and natural magnetism. She was an amazing,intelligent,and interesting person and I learned so much from just knowing her - albeit too short of a time. I will never forget her - our class can't ever be the same. My heartfelt condolences to...

I wish everyone who loved Deborah could have known her as we at Ursuline Academy in New Orleans knew her. Debby (as we called her in those days) was my classmate from first grade through high school. She was intelligent, talented, fun, creative, and mischievous. It seemed that she excelled at everything -- art, music, athletics, languages, scholarship, writing, drama.
Debby and I often shared the stage in high school theatrical productions. To me, Debby will always be the brilliant...