Deborah Kirk

First met Debby in 1980 at a friends bbq. She picked up a p sc ir of welding gloves and put them on her feet and acted like a monkey . I never laughed so much. I asked her if there was any one else like her at home. She said yes and introduced me to her sister. Well Debby became a match maker and Judy and I have now been married for 46 years. Debby is the best sister in law ever. Prayers and love with Leonard and Ben.

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Debby and I met in grade school and remained friends since. I will miss her light.
Leslie Cannon
Damascus, Oregon

We knew Debby from Chris working with Leonard at Wien Air in 1984. We were only in Anchorage for 8 months. We both lost our jobs in AK. The Kirks had visited us when we lived in Las Vegas, Louisville, KY, and when we moved to our hobby farm in southern Indiana 20 miles from downtown Louisville. Debby would keep in touch by writing lovely letters, and I wrote to her as well. We kept contact for a while after they moved back to Alaska. We send condolences to her family. Her shining light will be missed by everyone who came in contact with her.

Andria and Chris Creighton