Debra K. Ochoa

To the family of Debra K. Ochoa

Debra was my sister in law. She was truly a great person. A few words to describe her are courageous, caring, smart and loving. She loved to take lots of pictures, loved to create pages for her scrapbooking, and loved her job, staff and the children at the base where she worked. Most of all she loved her husband Pete and her two boys Ben and BJ (Jennifer), and her dog Oreo. She is missed by many others including her parents, brother and sister,...

To a great lady who I knew for many years from Jr. High to High School. I can't remember Debra ever saying a bad word about anybody. We don't see many people like Debra anymore and I hope people will remember her as an example of a life to be emulated. (The Class of '75)

We're saddened by the departure of Debra. She made the trip from TX and attended several Reunions and enjoyed staying connected to our class. She's home now and preparing a Grand Reunion for the remainder of us. Our thoughts and prayers are with each of you.

The Butler High Class of 1975
Huntsville, AL

I knew Debra through my sister Katy . They worked together and were the best of friends. I heard so much about her before I even met her, that I knew her pretty well.
She is an inspiration to all who knew her and all who worked with her. She was no end of help for the children and the program. She had a little sparkle about her and I loved to try and make her laugh. She had the warmest laugh. I have been taking chemo treatments here in Houston for the last year and I have told so many...

Ft. Sam Houston School Age Services will never be the same. She was such a dedicated professional and I am grateful I had the opportunity to work with such an individual.

God bless Debra's entire family.

May God bless and give you strenght in this time of sorrow. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Lana and Bob

Our deepest symphathies for your loss,our thoughts and prayers are
with you.
Nat and Heidi Wade

You are in our thoughts and prayers.

Please accept our deepest sympathies. You are in our thoughts and prayers. May you be comforted in knowing that others care.