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Debra A. "Debbie" Giese

Wheaton, Illinois

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Debra A. "Debbie" Giese, 52, a fifty-year resident of West Chicago, passed away Monday, March 29, 2010 at Central DuPage Hospital. She attended West Chicago High School. She was a loving wife, devoted mother, loyal friend to many, and active participant in the MuMu Club. She is survived by her...

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My dear sweet sister, I miss you as much today as the day you left this world. You are never far from my heart your boys are great men you would be so proud. You are watching us from above now you still are held in many worldly hearts, I will love and miss you dearly till we meet again
Your sister
Harriette

My dear aunt I miss you soo much... No longer in pain and in a safe place always thinking about you.. U and the rest of the family will always be in my prayers. Ur one year is coming up soon I miss you

Its been almost a year since you have passed, not a day goes by without your family and friends thinking of you! You are with god now at peace. You will be greatly missed, and loved!

My sweet and beautiful sister it will be a year in a few short days since you left this world. I still think of you everyday and miss you more than ever. I know you are resting in peace I love you now forever and always Harriette

My dear sweet sister. I love you and miss you so much. The sound of your voice, your laughter rings in my heart and my ears. I will love you for always. Rest easy in Godsloving embrace. Till we meet again I love you Harriette

The loss of someone so close is difficult to bear. We share your grief.

Although I never knew Mrs.Giese at a personal level, it's good to know that you are no longer in pain. I'm sure that Bobby can rest easy knowing that you are always with him.

We are very saddened by the loss of your sister, wife, mother and best friend. May the Good Lord watch over your family in this time of need.

Kevin Fank, Carol & Chuck Brancato