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She was born May 11, 1957, daughter of Renis and Mary Lucille Smith Hensley. Deborah was retired from UPS.
Her son, Lloyd W. "Junie" Moore preceded her in death.
Survivors include siblings, Timothy Hensley (Ann), Michael Hensley, and Sandy Cochran; and nieces and nephews.
Her funeral is 6pm Monday, August 18, 2025 at Fern Creek Funeral Home, 5406 Bardstown Road. Visitation is after 2pm Monday until the time of the service and will continue until 8pm following the service.
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Allie Euin
August 18, 2025
Rest in Peace, Debbie. You were one of my Mom's closest friends and I will always cherish the memories she shared with me of the 2 of you together.
Danny Karnes
August 18, 2025
RIP Debbie Moore you will be missed so much . I love you and Junie !!!
Elizabeth Lee
August 16, 2025
Debbie, you´ll be missed. I still remember going to your grandparents down in the country. I ask Debbie where is the bathroom and she pointed outside to a little small building called an Out House and handed me an old oil lamp. We laughed all night long. Remember meeting up at Bingos. She loved her son June and her little dog. She always worked hard even when we were little kids. Rest in peace and fly high. Thanks God for our memories. Till we meet again in heaven. Love you
Pam flaherty
August 14, 2025
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