Debbie McNab

Things will never be the same without her visits to us at Southern Family (Winn-Dixie). She always brought a Smile and shared many laughs. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Mr. McNab, I am so very sorry to hear that Debbie has laid down to rest. I remember her from walking around our Apt. buldings working hard at the "Colony". There was so much fire in her. My sister and I saw her at the store one day after you two had moved, and this is when she told us the bad news. She also sent word to us, to pray for her after some time had past. Death can be very hard to cope with, and along with death there is pain and sorrow. Howerver, we find many words of comfort such as, "the dead, they are conscious of nothing at all." It is so nice to know that Debbie is no longer suffering as she was. There are more words of comfort Mr. McNab, "And he will wipe out every tear from their eyes, and death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore. The former things have passed away." These words are not just a dream Mr. McNab they are a promise. I hope you find much comfort in these words to help you in the days that lie's ahead.

Mr Bob, Dimples, and the rest of Miss Debbie's family, we love ya'll and have been praying for ya'll. Although she will be missed here, God called an Angel home March 18th
Love,
Nana and Bear

I was lucky enough to serve on the PTO with Debbie while my youngest son was at Cook. Her Tyler and mine were in a couple of classes together. Debbie always had a smile for everyone, and it was a pleasure to be around her.

Much love and many hugs from the Dillon Family......

In my 34 years of teaching--there was only one Debbie McNab and I was blessed to have her two years--for both Tyler and Matthew. What a special lady! My second graders and I were lucky to have known her and her fun and generous spirit.

It really sadden me to hear of Debbie's home going. I look forward to seeing her again one day. My prayers are with all of you. I hope you remember me from LaundryLand.

Offering our deepest condolences during this time.