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Deborah J. Leach
1953 - 2022
Deborah J. Leach
1953 - 2022
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BORN
1953
DIED
2022
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Deborah was an absolute sweetheart and pure joy to be around. She greatly enjoyed shopping; you could often find her coming home with full shopping bags around her arms. She had an eye for decorating and her house was always immaculate. She would enjoy days spent with her friends and family going out to dinner, her favorite being Cheddars. She had a close-knit group of girlfriends, and they did everything together. She loved her family very much; they all meant the world to her. Deborah was such a caring, compassionate, amazing person to be around and was so loved by all.
Deborah is survived by children Adam (Kiley) Leach and Andrew Leach; siblings Mick Hall, Brad (RuthAnn) Hall, Kellie (Scott) Dunn; brother-in-law Bob (Jane) Leach; Nieces and nephews Shawn (Julie), Brandon, Bridget (Drew), Griffin (Courtney), Graham, Collin; four great nieces and nephews; special friends Kathy, Gwen, Indy, Bobbie, and many more.
Deborah was preceded in death by her loving husband Richard Leach, her parents, and sister-in-law Rosie.
Visitation will be from 10am until 11:30am on Friday, August 12, 2022, at Sunset Funeral Home Serenity Chapel Mausoleum with a burial to directly follow at Sunset Memorial Park.
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