Friday, November 24, 2023
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Deb was a good friend to me for around 30 years.
She used her creative talents to make gifts and crafts, especially when she worked at Noble Clay. I have precious ornaments that she made, in the shape of hands, a dove, and other designs. She made us a beautifully glazed clay tide clock.
We enjoyed getaways to Payson Park, Beech Hill, and many other places. We had precious times praying together and talking about the Lord Jesus Christ. We loved singing along with the radio, and she shared with me an enthusiasm for Star Trek and spinoff shows. We had some overnights, too, that were a lot of fun. When I had a brain trauma around 2012, she came to the house to help and keep me company.
Deb’s 60th birthday in Clinton was extra special. A few photos are here from that day.
We went to church together and she enjoyed it very much, all the way up to the “Covid” days.
Deb was a precious treasure of a friend. Though it was difficult to see her light dwindle, I am glad that she is aglow now in the presence of our dear Lord, in whom we are sisters with all those who trust in Him for salvation.
