Birth date: Dec 31, 1953 Death date: Dec 30, 2021
Debra Jane Stucky, 67, of Cement City passed away peacefully, December 30, 2021 at Henry Ford Allegiance, Jackson. She was born on December 31, 1953, the daughter of James and Pauline (Enman) Browne. Debi was the most gracious, se Read Obituary
Arlen, Nate and Heather,
my heart is broken upon hearing of Debbie’s passing. Though we didn’t see each other often in our later years, we could pick up our conversation whenever we ran into each other. She was such a kind, caring and funny caretaker of my kids Ryan & Ashley when they were young. I’ll always remember her laughter when Dick & I crowned her the Queen of Cement City. You are all in my thoughts & prayers.
Love, Marilyn Ludman
Debi was a great friend and was like a sister to me we went shopping together and we did some crafts also we would go for walks I love her and will miss you but you will always be in my heart rest in peace love you Patricia lewis
I am so heartbroken to hear of Debi’s passing. Even though we have not seen each other for many years. Fond memories of her visits to CT and seeing Nate when he was little. Remember Jim and Polly filling us all in on their missionary trips. We were able to keep updated at least through our posts and pics on Facebook. My deepest condolences go out to you all. I am sure my mom and dad are catching up with everyone in the family now. God Bless Eve Etherington Miller
Many great memories from Panama to Michigan to florida. I remember once she was making candied apples there at the school in Jackson. Inly dhe gave me a candied onion which I took a big bite of. Rest peaceful Debi
I have so many delightful memories of my cousin Debi, from the time she was a little girl
growing up in our shared home town Bethel, Maine, to later occasional meetings at her
parents’ home in Indiana, after our families had all moved to the Midwest. Debi was always totally dedicated to the welfare of her family and working endlessly to insure the
happiness and well-being of her husband and children while also attending to the needs
of her parents, and sharing concerns with her brothers and their families and lives. Any
personal concerns for her own needs seemed to come only as an after thought. She was a wonderful wife, mother, friend, and daughter and will be so missed by all.
Mom was the strongest woman I will ever know. Her Faith was even stronger. She was my best friend, and my guide for the last 40 years. You were so good to each and every person you knew. Our children are blessed to have had your presence in their lives, you taught them more than you probably realized. As well and Nate and Myself. I love you forever! It's not Goodbye, it's see you later. ❤️
My deepest condolences to the entire Stucky family! I knew Debi from Waukesha, Wisconsin NTM boot camp.
Mom I am so blessed to have been able to call you mom. I will forever cherish the time we spent together. I will miss the little laughs we had and all the phone conversations. I thank you for teaching me how to remain faithful.
Love your son Nate
Debi my cousin my sister…. we have known each other our whole lives and shared so many fun times and birthdays together, you, me and Larry… One day you said let’s go to Bible School together… so off we went in my little VW Bug (Volksey) to Waukesha, WI… many, many fond memories and even more laughs. One favorite memory of you hiding under my bed waiting for me to come into our dorm room so you could grab my ankle and scare the ‘heck’ out of me, you were very successful. Once I was over the shock we laughed till the tears ran down our faces.
You loved the Lord with all your heart and soul and your light always showed His Love…. Heather and Nate absolutely had the best Mom ever, truly experienced unconditional love and those grandchildren were cherished beyond words, I loved talking to you and hearing all the stories !
I will miss you everyday I am on this earth, your love, your smile, your laughter and your Browne sarcasm (you got that from our Nannie). I know I will see you again and take comfort in that, see you at the gate.
All my love, Nancy Emmons
P.s. sending you a big heavenly hug - Happy Birthday
