Debra Malone

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. I knew Debbie, cousin to our neighbors the Crumley kids, in the 1960's. Later I worked with Debbie for a brief time at Waples Platter in the keypunch department. She was always softspoken, sweet and generous with compliments. May your memories of Debbie bring you comfort & peace.

Tom, I´m keeping you, Cory and Kelly in my thoughts and prayers. Debbie will be truly missed and Keno will not be the same without her and her many stories. May the Lord wrap his arms around everyone during the difficult days ahead. Much love and gratitude, Timi Ross

We are so saddened to see Debbie passed away. Tom was our architect on our house in Annetta North in 1995. How we discovered he was an architect is something I tell so many people. I was driving down Forest Park Drive one day and I saw a " fake " Dalmatian in the window of an office building. I drove passed and thought , what is this place? I went inside and realized it was an architect business and not a retail store. I asked the lady behind the counter " Debbie" how much is that dog in...

Debbie loved hosting groups in her home and decorating tablescapes for luncheons and other events at UCC. She had a collection of beautiful dishes, including many tea pitchers. She was one of the sweetest, most loving and generous people I have ever known. Thelia Chaffin, UCC Christ Care.

Debbie was a gift to all of us. She was a bright shiny star. She will be missed. We loved her dearly. Linda Bennett