Deborah Kay Piper

Debbie was always a very sweet lady when she stopped into my work "south corning byrne dairy". She would always greet us all and talk about her day as well as ask us how we are doing and sometimes get her 1/2 of sandwich. We all loved and enjoyed her Company. If you were new she would always come up, say hello and introduce herself. I will never forget such a kindhearted soul like her. Rest easy sweet angel

I loved Debbie we did water aerobics at the YMCA for years and I got to know her and Anna! She was always kind and whenever I saw her around town she always made a point to say hi! She will be missed!!!

Debbie was pure sunshine!!!!!! She was the purest form of sweetness, effervescence and kindness.

I´d see her growing up at St. Patrick´s Church, sometimes she´d come to watch ice skating at the rink, was most often with Anna Black but also was out and about with Freddy Collins (1970s-1980s).

It felt like everyone knew Debbie and looking back if you didn´t, then you were definitely not living your best life. Debbie brought so many of us joy!!!!

She will be remembered. I´m very sad to hear of her passing.

Debbie´s warmth and kindness will always be remembered. She loved her outings on Market St. and always had a kind smile for everyone.
May God's peace and love surround you during this difficult time."

I remember meeting Deb in the 80's at Joe and Shawn Black's house. She knew everyone and wanted to know everyone's birthday and full name if you were new to the group. After moving to Lindley I lost track of her but would see her walking on the Caton Rd occasionally, heading home usually. Then we opened a store on Market Street (Finger Lakes Unique) and low and behold Deb stopped by one day just full of energy as we talked and got reacquainted. I wouldn't always be there and sometimes Victoria wouldn't be there and she'd ask how our day was and where either Victoria or myself was if one of us wasn't there. Victoria and Deb hit it off as purple is both of their favorite color. She always talked about her babies and introduced us to them. Her great personality and kind heart is truly going to be missed by me and the other people that she's touched their lives.

Debbie will be missed. She was a very special person that we all cherished here at the Corning Family YMCA. We looked forward to seeing her smile and having a nice chat!

We miss you already so sadden to see you the last time when we visited you at Marty and Connies your favorite question you ask us was what did you have for lunch? But you were not asking questions that day but you did give me your beautiful smile Love you Deb /Billie Moore And Rick Elliott