Debra Lynn Coldiron

Arnie I'm so sorry to hear of Debra passing. She was a wonderful person and I'm sure will be greatly missed by you. You two were not married for long but I'm sure it was a wonderful time.

I accidentally saw this today, 5/15/2024. I am stunned & feel so bad that my friend passed & at such a young age. I am so sorry for your loss. She was an outstanding woman. A fellow Scorpio!

I only had the privilege of spending time with her a few times as a child but those fond memories have lasted me a lifetime. Always remember the good times fishing at Lilly Island. Deepest condolences to her family and loved ones. RIP Auntie Deb

My heart is broken I have got to know Deborah while she was here in Arizona..I never meet a beautiful lady..my condolences to Arnold and the family..

My sincere condolences for the loss of your loved one. I hope 1Thessilonians 4:14 can offer hope and healing for your loss.

Please accept my deepest condolences. May the God of comfort bring peace to your hearts and minds during this difficult time.

Debra was a very unique person, and very creative. I feel so lucky, to have known her. We did share a wonderful friendship together, so many good times together, and always filled with laugher, to the point of being silly, for two grown women! I will always cherish her memory. RIP, my dear friend. ❤

Debra and Arnold purchased a home across the street from ours in Tonto Verde, AZ a year or two ago. It did not take long to get to know Debra. She was friendly, funny, quirky, genuine, and so easy to get to know and to talk to. We will remember her walking her two white dogs and the great party she and Arnold threw just a few weeks ago in AZ. She is gone way too soon. Our thoughts go out to Arnold and the rest of her family.

Dick Koon and Paula Armstrong