Deborah Myers, known to friends as “Debbie,” passed peacefully in her own home on July 2, 2019. Debbie was a wife, a mother, a nana, an aunt, and a friend. She was kind, loving, giving, and she will be desperately missed by all who knew her. Debbie was preceded in death by her parents, Cecil “Red” and Elvira “Terry” Brown. She is survived by her husband, Gary, their children, Amber and Jessica, her son-in-laws Jonathan and Jonathan, and her 3 grandchildren, Sophia, Ethan, and Lucas. She will also be greatly missed by her siblings, Barbara and Ronald, and many other family members. In lieu of a memorial service her children are participating in the Martinez Relay for Life walk on July 27, 2019, and welcome all who would like to join them on Team Myers.
I’ll love you forever, I’ll like you for always, as long as I’m living my mommy you’ll be. Miss you mama.
I love you, Mama. I miss you every minute of every day.
Love you my dearest friend. You are missed by all. You were always there for anyone in need and also to do special things too. Putting others first. Biggest heart ever! When I remember you I see your beautiful smile. See you in heaven!
The best Auntie, always doing special things for us as we grew. Giving unconditional love and support in everything. Making everyone feel loved. I know I will never meet anyone like you again. Love you forever.
I will NEVER forget the times I spent with Debbie and fam. From sleep overs to Costco trips to camping in the R.V to our parents playing Hand & Foot for hours to bbqs & so much more!! Debbie was a second mom to me & was there for my family and I many times over the years and for that I’m forever grateful! I will miss you Debbie THANK YOU for being there for me all these years RIP XOXO
To my always groovy cousin. Your smile said it all. You lived life they way you wanted and loved everyone fiercely. You gave me my love for music. We would sing along to your records. I can picture you up on a rainbow watching us all with a smile on your face and a song in your heart. Forever will you stay groovy to me
