Debra K. Freedman

Debra was so kind, giving and fun. We often met for lunch at her last years. She and her husband visited my family and me at GLP. Just a nice person who would rather help someone else.

I am so sorry to hear about the loss of Debra. I had met Debra and Ned years back. I just recently mentioned to my family their visit to see us at Groton Long Point and Ned buying everyone an ice cream cones. This was about they time they moved to Clinton. Debra and I had many lunches together at Max Downtown where we would discuss mutual client opportunities. Both will be missed greatly but one thing always rang true - how proud they were of their family and how they cared for each...

My heart goes out to Debra's children, grandchildren and extended family. Debra and I were classmates and close friends at Mount Holyoke. We had a good time together, and even did a little mischief! Her smile lit up a room. Her enthusiasm knew no bounds. She broke the rules by marrying while still in college - and was not expelled! I will miss her bear hugs at our reunions. Only death could slow her down.

I didn't know Debra extremely well, but she and our aunt, Gloria Mador, were very close, and I'm pretty sure Gloria participated in the Roundabout Theater. Debra also helped decorate our new home when we moved to Longmeadow in 1969. I know she will be greatly missed.

Eric and your whole extended family, God bless Debra, my condolences on such a huge loss.

Tabi , Eric & Marissa .....My family and yours grew up together and your mom was very dear to all of us .....she was one of the kindest , warmest & sweetest ladies .....always with a positive comment , a beautiful smile , and an incredible attitude ....The comraderie that we all shared is hard to find in today's world ..Beth , Michael and I send our love to each of you