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Debbie Tune Obituary
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April 3rd, 1957 - June 6th, 2025
From:
Alton, MO
Visitation:
5:00-7:00 pm Monday
June 16, 2025
Clary Funeral Home
Alton, MO
Funeral:
1;00 pm Tuesday
June 17, 2025
Clary Funeral Home
Alton, MO
Burial:
Bailey Cemetery
Alton, MO
Debra (Debbie) K Tune was born at Alton MO on April 3rd 1957, to Osby and Agnes (Warren) Tune.
She is survived by three brothers, Harold Tune of Alton MO, Carl Tune of Alton MO, and Gary Tune and wife Juanita of West Plains MO, two nieces, Christy Parrott of Alton MO and Rhonda Cremer of Norwood MO, four nephews, Rob Tune and wife Catrina of West Plains MO, Jeff Tune and wife Stacey of West Plains MO, Shawn Tune of West Plains MO, and Bobby Hutton of West Plains MO, as well as great nieces Autumn Parrott and Mia (Tune)Collins, great nephews Mathias Tune and Iann Tune and numerous other relatives and friends.
Debbie loved her family and just about any dog she ever met, especially her long-time companion Daisy.
Debbie was preceded in death by her father and mother, her long-time life partner Jerry Norton, two infant brothers, Henry Tune and George Tune, one sister, Loretta Tune, and one sister-in-law, Laura Tune.
Services will be 1:00pm Tuesday, June 17, 2025 at the Clary Funeral Home, Alton, MO, with burial in the Bailey Cemetery. Visitation will be 5-7:00pm Monday at the funeral home.
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