Debra Frick Obituary
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She is survived by her loving husband, Leonard Frick; her brother, Gregory Allen Churchman; and her children: Rex William Moseley, Jr. (wife, Joanne Moseley), Patricia Mieko Moseley Currin (husband, David Currin), Jennifer Churchman Collins (husband, Jon Collins), Stacey Riese, and Melissa Adamson. Debra was a proud grandmother to 12 grandchildren, 3 foster grandchildren, and a great foster grandchild.
Known as "Debbie" to all her close friends, she had a feisty, loving heart that touched everyone who graced her life. No matter the circumstances, she offered forgiveness and help without hesitation. All who knew her were truly blessed by her spirit.
Debra dedicated her life to caring for her family and friends. She didn't know the meaning of the word "no." An avid learner, she explored a variety of hobbies, including crochet, repurposing furniture, homemade seasoning, and food dehydration. Debbie worked at Jefferson Elementary and the ARC Thrift Store, and she was always there to support her husband in any position he held.
Debra will be deeply missed and never forgotten
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Melody Weiss
August 20, 2025
Leo, I am so sorry for your loss of Deb. I know you loved her deeply as she did you. I remember the siding process and hold fond memories of you and Deb and the others. Take care of yourself, Leo. Only time eases the pain. Give yourself time and breathe. Melody
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