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Cathy (Spieker) Smith
September 20, 2007
I will miss you dearly my friend and cousin. God willing, we will be together another day. You have been loved and will continue to be missed. I love you.
Kathy Gonnella (Letke)
September 20, 2007
So sorry to hear about Debbie. My thoughts are with her family and many friends. We went to High school together as well as she was a loyal member of my Curves in Cincinnati before I sold it. Her vivacious outlook on life and her great sense of humor will be missed.
Shelley Hensien
September 19, 2007
My heartfelt sympathies to Matt, Ben and Aaron and to the Speiker family. Debbie, Donna and I were roommates at OU and I shall always treasure our years there together. I am so glad we were able to reconnect recently, after 30 years, recalling our days as young coeds when our future was limitless and our dreams knew no bounds. I shall miss Debbie forever and always remember her as we ran to classes and stayed up late talking and laughing, sharing secrets, and hopes for a future filled with happiness. We both found it. But yours ended too soon. I will miss you forever. Shelley
Peggy McDuffee Caputo
September 18, 2007
Dear Sue...Our heartfelt sympathy to you and all your family in the loss of your sister.
Arnette Hawkins
September 18, 2007
Our sympathy to all of the Spiekers. Warm regards from your neighbors on Corey Road and our thoughts are with you.
Lee Meiser
September 17, 2007
Our Deepest Sympathy to the Spieker Family
Mrs. Keith H. Meiser (Lee Manera Meiser SUA '68)
Mrs. John W. Missall (Lyn Manera Missall SUA '68)
Lee is in Bowling Green & Lyn is in Centerville
She will be remembered in our Prayers.
Barb and Bill Murtagh
September 17, 2007
Dear Ginny,Skip, Sue, Marianne and Henry,
We are so saddened to hear about Debbi's sudden death.What a terrible loss for your family and her husband and boys. We are praying for you all at this very difficult time. We both have wonderful memories of Debbie. She was a fun loving, happy woman. She will be sorely missed.
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