DEBRA DeSANTIS

Thank you Debbie I never got to thank you for making me a better person, a better husband and father. You stuck with me and helped me to grow as a person and and to be the better person that I am today. I am so grateful for having had you in my life. I pray that you are totally healthy, happy and looking out at the beach and water. Miss you

I look back on Debbie and every time I find something else about her to admire. She was a very kind and thoughtful person.

Debbie, your thoughtful kindness has been an inspiration to me. Angela, sister-in-law

I have thought a lot about Debbie since she passed. It seemed that she had a love of life, as if she believed that life is basically good.
I want to extend my deepest and heartfelt sympathies to her children, Tara and Wade, and to Mike, her husband and my brother. I would have loved to have been able to attend her memorial and would have wanted to see you.
Love, Aunt Angela

what a huge loss this has been debbie, for me and your family and friends,you are missed every day very much. we had 2 beautiful services in florida for you with help from all your good friends there, and we had an unbelievable service back home in RI, it was truly a beautiful service that we will never forget the rest of our lives, i hope you were there to see all these services and how much all these people care about you and how much you meant to everyone, it was truly amazing!!!!

What a wonderful person and good friend you were. We will miss you at all the Shangri La parties. I will miss your friendship. You will be missed by all here in Shangri La.

Debbie, We will always remember the special moments we had when you came to visit us here on Cape Cod. The times we spent at the Cranberry Festivals, the Sandwich Boardwalk, or just enjoying the Canal. We miss you but thankfully have these fond memories.
You added joy to our lives and you will always be in a special place in our hearts. Rest in Peace.
Step Mom, Bobbie and Dad

I spent a summer in Rhode Island helping my father with his beautiful gardens on Tifft Road. Debbie would come in to my father's in-law apartment almost every afternoon after work and with a smile ask my father how he was doing and offer him some food she had cooked.

Debbie and I spent some time together. When the heat bothered her, we would go to the library where it was cool, or a movie, or a restaurant.

We took a couple of trips together. We went to Block Island. ...