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Johnson, Debbie A.
Debbie A. Johnson, 57, of Stevens Point, passed away unexpectedly at her home Saturday morning, Nov. 24, 2012.
Debbie was born Aug. 4, 1955, in Stevens Point, the daughter of Ervin and Marie (Heck) Norton. She married Thomas W. Johnson on Feb. 16, 1973, at Peace United Church of Christ in Stevens Point. The couple moved as Thomas was in the U.S. Army, before returning to Stevens Point after the Gulf War. Debbie worked at Copps, Tank N Tummy, and the Baymont Hotel over the years. She was also a well-known basset hound breeder. Her pride and joy were her dogs and her newest puppy, Coleman, was born just a couple of months ago.
She is survived by her husband, Thomas; their son, Jason, Stevens Point; her sister, Barbara (Richard) Garfield, Wisconsin Rapids; two brothers, Eric (Jodi) Norton, Plover, and Jeff (Peggy) Norton, Stevens Point; her half-brother Michael (Peggy) Walton, Wisconsin Rapids; sisters-in-law, Mary E. Marco, Stevens Point, Sylvia Johnson, Stevens Point, Karen (James) Pulbratek, Sheboygan; her brother-in-law, Gerald W. Johnson, Stevens Point; 10 nephews and 16 nieces. She was preceded in death by her parents, Ervin and Marie (Heck) Norton; her half-brother, Steven Walton; her nephew, Phillip Magliocco; and her in-laws, Lyman and Sue Lee Johnson.
Shuda Funeral Home, Stevens Point, assisted the family.
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You will never go unthought
of we will remember all the
time god gave us to be friends
Jody Mozuch
March 1, 2013
I found out late of Debs passing. She was a good friend in high school, and for years after. My sincere condolances to family and friends. " Vaya Con Dios Deb ". Chuck
February 19, 2013
I am so sad to hear this.. Debbie was my best friend in high school. I haven't seen her in years, but she was forever my friend in my heart. Tom,I remember when you two first got together, and feel happy to know that you stayed together all of these years. God bless your family and peace to your hearts at this time..
Barbara Dorn
December 6, 2012
T.J. and Jason, I am so sorry for the loss you suffer. It was so shocking when I heard. Deb was always a kind and caring gal. My heart goes out to you guys.
Rc Schelke
November 30, 2012
Dear Family,
I met Debbie when she had to give up her basset babies. I worked at the PCHS. I promised her that I would do right by her animals and they were placed in wonderful homes. She was a wonderful lady that cared for her animals! I am sorry for your loss.
Sherry Tucker
November 30, 2012
Mike and Peggy, So sorry to hear of you loss. When we loose someone we love, we gain an angel we know!! Love and Hugs
Marilyn and Rich Cournoyer
November 30, 2012
Another class mate has passed away. I remember Debbie being so kind, positive and caring. She will truly be missed by her friends and loved ones. My condolences to her family. May you find the strength to get through the coming holidays with peace.
Steve Ritter
November 28, 2012
Tom and Family, We are so sorry to hear of Debbie's untimely passing. Debbie and I went to school at P.J.'s and Larry and you were friends. You are in our prayers during this very difficult time, she was way to young. Larry and Vicki Hintz
Vicki Hintz
November 28, 2012
Our thoughts and prayers are with the Johnson family in this time of need.
Melinda & Marc Wolle
November 28, 2012
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