Mrs. Deborah Elaine Mathis (55)

Aunty word can’t explain the pain I feel inside having to come to terms that you’re gone. Receiving that phone call at work and hearing the words that you passed away literally tore me to pieces because I couldn’t believe it was true. I wish I had one more time to give you a big hug and just reminisce about old times like we always did. I was looking forward to coming to see you that weekend like I promised you but you went on to glory before I could male it that weekend. I just want you to know that I love you and will miss you very much. I’m glad you’re at peace now. Love Always, Your nephew Calvin Jr.

Deepest Sympathy,Sheila Sumlin

To my family, my sincere condolences to you all. I am praying for strength and comfort. I will always reflect back on the good and funny times Deborah and I shared in school and adulthood. Deborah and I would always reiminese of this times we shared in the past and just laugh.She will be missed, we didn't see each other alot but when we were in each other's presence it was like we didn't skip a beat. I love you Deborah but God loves you more. Sincerely, Linda McGee

To my family, my sincere condolences to you all. Praying for strength and comfort. I will always reflect back on the good and funny times Deborah share in school and our adulthood. We would always reiminese of those past days and laugh. She will be missed, we didn't see each other alot but each time we did it was always like we never missed a beat. I love you Deborah, but God love you more. Sleep on cousin.

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