Deborah Brinker

My deepest sympathy to Debbie's family. Debbie completed her adult to family nurse practitioner certificate at Northern Kentucky University. When she changed jobs and went to Talbert House, she was the primary promoter for the development of our psychiatric nurse practitioner program. She recognized the need and worked with us to get the program going. Debbie was a strong advocate for the underserved and nursing; she will be greatly missed. On behalf of the faculty and fellow students at NKU who knew her, we extend our condolences to her family, friends and community.

Debbie and I have been friends for a very long time. We began our friendship during our teen-age years, working part-time at a restaurant. Although we had less contact as the years passed by, I will remember Debbie as a true friend. She was very intelligent and independent in a very down-to-earth way. She loved her family and friends dearly. She will be missed by the many hearts she touched along the way. I am glad she touched my heart and my life. My deepest sympathy to all who loved Debbie.

Debbie and I have been friends for a long time. I watched her put herself through school with much admiration for her determination. She was a wonderful person and I'm blessed to have known Debbie.

Debbie was a good friend and fellow coworker. I've known her for years and watched her years of school with admiration. We'll miss you ,Deb. Memories go way back.

Debbie and I were long time friends from her nursing school graduation and years at Mercy Hospital Hamilton. Over the years we had many good times together.We shared many things encluding our attempts to become tole painters. Neither of us became artists but gave it a good effort. I know she will be missed by many and I know how much she loved her familly and animals. She truely was a blessed person that will be missed. Love to all of you Karen Embry Hamilton Ohio

All our love and prayer to your family!! With Love from your church family!!

Temple Baptist Church