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Morley & Ali Scriven posted a condolence

Wednesday, November 4, 2020

Debbie starting doing our business and personal accounting almost 18 years ago. We would meet once a month, go for lunch, share stories and had many laughes. Debbie always brought a "happy atmosphere" with her whenever she came to our office or when we got together. She was always just a phone call or email away to answer a question or just say "hello, how's your day/week going?". Debbie always spoke fondly of her loving family, missing her parents when they passed and looking forward to her retirement, giving of herself 110% at all times to others. I will miss you terribly Deb, so sad we didn't get to have that last lunch and a chance to say goodbye.

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Morley & Ali Scriven posted a condolence

Wednesday, November 4, 2020

Our deepest condolences to Debbie's family. We are so saddened to her of her passing. Her great smile, chuckles, caring personality, sense of humour and luncheon dates will be sadly missed. Rest in peace dear friend, gone from our sight, but never from our hearts. Morley & Ali Scriven (Red Deer)

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Tuesday, November 3, 2020

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Coleen Wesley posted a condolence

Tuesday, November 3, 2020

Debbie and I had started out nine years ago as accounting friends. She would come to the business were I worked at that time and look after our accounting - month ends. Debbie and I quickly became good friends and we always looked forward to our monthly visits. Three and a half years ago, when the business closed, Debbie and I decided to meet once a month for lunch, so that we didn't lose touch and could catch up on each others lives. Our lunches were never long enough and always seemed to have to cut them short, since we were both working. We were supposed to have lunch together today, so it makes me extremely sad that we won't be having our visit today or ever again. I'm still in shock that Debbie is gone. I have a daughter who has been ill for several years. Each and every month Debbie would ask me how she was doing and was always there to support and listen. She was such a kind, compassionate, caring person and an incredible care giver. Debbie was always willing to help in any way that she could. Debbie was a good friend and I will always remember her and cherish our many visits and quality time that we spent together. May she rest in peace. Sincerely Coleen Wesley ( Red Deer )

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Linda Therou posted a condolence

Monday, November 2, 2020

We were fortunate to visit with our niece Debbie, at my sister Marguerite Baugh’s 100th birthday on March 4, 2020. Debbie is one of our favorite people. She always had a smile on her face and a positive outlook on life. Debbie was a caretaker. She took amazing care of her mom, my sister Rosemarie, and her dad, Erwin as well. When her brother Doug had health issues, Debbie helped him too. We always found Debbie to be very friendly, caring and giving. When Jim’s mom was quite elderly, she was stranded at the Calgary airport waiting for transportation to get to her home in Red Deer. Deb agreed to drive to Calgary to pick her up and drive her home to Red Deer. Jim’s mom, who was quite religious, felt that Debbie was an answer to prayer and an angel sent from heaven to help her in her time of need. We are proud of Debbie. She was an independent woman, who successfully ran her own business. We shared a love of travel in common We were very sad to hear that Debbie had passed away. We will truly miss her. Linda and Jim Therou (aunt and uncle) in Renton, WA

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Connie posted a condolence

Sunday, November 1, 2020

Debbie was our youngest cousin and known by the next three generations as Auntie Debbie. No one was ready or prepared for her leaving and she will be mourned and missed by the entire family . My sympathies to Doug who has lost his sister and best friend. I cannot be there for the graveside service with the rest of the family on Tuesday but plan on being present in the summer at Boss Hill to celebrate her life.

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Linda Therou posted a condolence

Saturday, October 31, 2020

We were fortunate to visit with our niece, Debbi,e on March 4,2020 at my sister, Marguerite Baugh's 100th birthday. Debbie was one of our favorite people. She always had a smile on her face and a positive outlook on life. Debbie was a caretaker. She took amazing care of her mom, my sister Rosemarie, when she was ill. Debbie also was very helpful when her dad Erwin was dying. When her brother Doug had health issues, Debbie was there for him. We always found Debbie to be very friendly, caring and giving. When Jim's mom was quite elderly, she was stranded at the Calgary airport waiting for transportation to her home in Red Deer. Deb agreed to drive to Calgary, pick her up and drive her to her home in Red Deer. Jim's mom was quite religious. She felt that Deb was an answer to prayer and an angel sent from heaven to help her in her time of need. We are proud of Debbie. She was an independent woman who successfully ran her own business. We shared a love of travel in common. We were very sad to hear that Debbie had passed away. We will truly miss her. Linda and Jim Therou (aunt and uncle) Renton, WA.

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Friday, October 30, 2020

Deborra Louise Novak

1952 - 2020

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