Debra L. Anderson

Tom and girls - I am so sad and shocked to hear of Debbie's death. I did not know she was sick. I am so happy she got to experience two wonderful weddings last year - I loved the xmas card. She was one of my favorite people that I have known. So funny and kind and very creative and talented. Even though I haven't see her in person much in the last few years, I cherish the memories of your wedding and the great, great times that you and Deb, Jim and Debbie, Sharon and I and the whole gang had back in the college years. I also remember the wonderful photo xmas cards of the girls - watching them grow up and loving their outfits and precious faces. I am so, so sorry for your huge loss. I will miss her . Love, Mary Korn Erickson marylynnkorn@tds.net

Debbie was one of the funniest, cute and bright stars of this world. She made people smile with her charming personality. I feel an emptiness inside knowing shes gone. I cant imagine what you (Tom and kids) are feeling. My sympathies are with you. I saw Deb at the last class reunion with Jim n Debbie n Tom and it brought back special memories. Deb you are one of my favorite classmates. I say one of mine because I will keep you in my heart forever. God has you now and I'm sure you are dancing in those friendly skies above and looking over us. You are truly an Angel of God.

Tom, I am so sorry to hear about Debbie's passing. My prayer and thoughts are with you and your girls. She was such a loving person. Tom, Take care

I am so sorry for your loss. Debbie was my dental hygienist for quite a few years with Dr. Draves. Then Sandy came into my store and I got to know her. I found out about her illness though Sandy a couple of years ago. I am so sorry for your loss, but you should know that Debbie was quite a spark in an otherwise dull dental office. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this difficult time.

Debbie was a dear person and we so enjoyed her at the fitness club. She was a ray of sunshine. I am so sorry for your loss. She will be missed. Judy Rygiewicz