Deborah Frost

Deborah Anne Frost (née LeJeune), age 72, passed away on June 14, 2025, in Farmersville, Texas. Born on June 6, 1953, in Belle Chasse, Louisiana, Deborah lived a life marked by deep faith, intellectual curiosity, and a profound love for her family.

At the age of thirteen, Deborah experienced an extraordinary encounter with the Risen Lord, Jesus-a moment that would shape the rest of her life. From that point forward, she devoted herself to seeking the Lord with unwavering passion. Her days were filled with studying Scripture, learning both biblical and modern Hebrew, and sharing her testimony with those around her. Her unshakable faith in God and the Bible was a guiding light not only for herself but also for those who knew her.

Deborah's life was rich with contrasts that made her uniquely compelling. A natural introvert who found peace in solitude and silence, she was nonetheless warm and engaging-quick to strike up conversations even with strangers. She relished quiet moments of meditation and deep thought but also thrived amid the energy of raising four children and traveling internationally as part of a technology implementation team. Her eternal optimism carried her through every season of life.

She found joy in tending to her garden and working outdoors on the farm-activities that grounded her and brought her closer to creation. Whether she was planting flowers or tackling a new project under the open sky, Deborah embraced each task with enthusiasm and care.

Deborah was preceded in death by her beloved parents, Lillian Wanda LeJeune and John LeJeune Jr., as well as her brother, John LeJeune III. She is survived by her four adult children, along with their spouses and children-each one a testament to her enduring love and devotion.

Her legacy is one of faith lived boldly, intellect pursued passionately, and love given freely. May her memory bring comfort to those who knew her and inspiration to all who hear her story. A Celebration of Life will be held on July 26, 2025, from 02:30 PM to 04:00 PM at Eitz Chaim Congregation (Central Church building) 2301 Premier Dr. Plano, TX 75075.