Debra Zarbis

Still think of you now and then.

Debbie, my friend since the age of 12. I think of you often. I miss you. You made me laugh. I wish I could have said "good bye"

I first met Debra in 1971, at a Bellarmine basketball game.I always remember her as being happy,beautiful, vivacious..bringing humor to not so good situations and a very unique lady that was never surpassed. I just found this out today and am deeply sorry for her son Patrick, Mom and her family. I'll always remember those hypnotic ice blue eyes,..her smile,..and her voice full of laughter and happiness.

i met deb in 1974 when i got out of the navy - she was simply ahead of her time. she was a sweet young lady. she loved her family very much including her dog shannon. she took me and her brother dave to my first rock concert in her gold v.w.. my prayers are very much with her and her family.

To Debbie's Mom, Pat:

I want you to know the sorrow and pain I feel for you, as a mother. Debbie was blessed with incredible beauty and grace. Just remember the beautiful moments you spent with your child.

Pat, you are special.

Love to all in the family....

My heart goes out to you and your family for the loss of your sister Dave. Keep the happy memories of her with you always.

To the Lambert family,

Debbie and I met in our twenties working at Watkins-Johnson and later Hewlett Packard in Palo Alto. We were both from New Jersey. She was a bridesmaid in my wedding and was always a true friend.

We lost touch over the last few years
and I am deeply saddened by the news of her passing.

She loved her family and friends more than anything and
was especially proud of her son. I will always remember her for her beautiful...

I met Debbie about 31 years ago when we both went to work for Hewlett-Packard. She was beautiful, smart and funny. We became good friends and stayed in touch after I moved away.

I will always remember how much she loved her family and how Patrick was the light of her life.

Debbie will always hold a special place in my heart. My thoughts and prayers are with you now and in the days ahead.

Debbie,
I have known you for most of my life and you were always someone I looked up to and that I admired. I remember the funny times, hanging out in your room listening to Frank while our Mothers enjoyed their Tripple and smoking their pipes. In out later years cruzing through Colfax in your Volts wagon and smoking our cigarettes. I find comfort that you were greeted by your Dad & Granny's comforting arms. You will be missed but Patrick is in good hands of your wonderful Mom, Uncle and...