Debra Peterson

I just recently learned of Debbie's death. I am writing in her memory in hopes that her girls will read this and be proud of their mom and hopefully know just alittle more about who she was. I was a new-grad at Sutter Memorial in 1992. Debbie was always helping and teaching even before working in Nursing Education. Debbie helped me as a new nurse. She helped me to feel confident in critical situations. Debbie helped me to grow as a RN and become who I am today which is very much like...

I met Debbie about 4 years ago in the Sacramento site of Intel. From the moment I met her, we had a connection. Debbie became my contact for any HR/medical issue that we could possibly encounter - as she was fantastic at her job.
Last year, she and I would fly on the Intel shuttle down and back to the bay area. During our time together we talked about our families (her family and her daughters were the most important part of her life!), about Cookie Lee jewelery, weight loss, and just...

One of the things I will always remember about Debbie is her smile. It was contagious! She brought a smile to everyones face. Another memory I will always treasure is Debbie's passion for the Lord. She was firmly grounded in her faith and I think that was one of the most awesome things of all about Debbie. No doubt she is living an eternity in heaven!
Blessings, Maria

To Debbie's Family;
I enjoyed Debbie's friendship less than 2 years, much of that interaction over e-mail and phone. It felt like a lifetime of knowing, not two years. She was so full of love and happiness that she radiated. I am blessed she was a part of my life. I miss her.

Debbie and Family, The first time I met Debbie I was impressed with her compassion and genuine characteristics. We shared being similiar roles as new managers. We enjoyed a shopping spree at Chicos! My children got to meet you and always remembered your great smile and energy.

God bless you and your family. You are an inspiration who had the honor to work with you.

Mary, Evan, and Kathryn Marshall

I am very sorry for your loss. Debbie and I started at Intel in Folsom on the same day and we met on the 1st day of orientation. From that day onward - everytime we saw each other she was always smiling! I will always remember her cheerfulness.

To the Peterson Family, Words cannot express how much I will miss Debbie's smiling face. She was the most consistently upbeat and positive person I've ever had the pleasure of knowing. Her face was never without a smile, and her conversation never without kind words. The loss of Debbie will leave a hole in our hearts, but I know she is sitting at the right hand of God and basking in his love. We are all richer for having known her.

Dear Peterson Family,
Please accept my heart felt condolences for your loss. Debbie was such a wonderful person. Always positive, full of life with a wonderful bubbly personality. I first met Debbie when she became the nurse at the Intel Sacramento site. She and I became friends right away. She was most instrumental in my becoming an Ergonomic Evaluator and we worked together on many issues. Debbie was the kind of person that you always wanted to be around. You are so Blessed with...