Deborah 'Deb' Lorraine Vawter
November 23, 1959 ~ March 29, 2018
Resided in:
Pueblo, CO
Deborah 'Deb' L. Vawter, 58, passed away March 28, 2018. She had a nine year battle with cancer and fought bravely. Deb was born to Richard and Alice (nee Frazer) Vawter on Nov. 23, 1959, in La Junta, Colo. Survived by beloved sons, Jacob (Brittany) Campbell and John-Paul (Michelle Wiseman) Campbell; adorable grandson, Benjamin; mother and step-father, Alice Nick DeNardo; brother, Curt Vawter; niece, Mallori Vawter; nephews, Casey and Adam Vawter; sister-in-law, Annie Shiflett; step-sisters, Jolene DeNardo and Roxann Duncan; and several aunts, uncles and cousins who were very close to her. Preceded in death by brother, Rick Vawter; all of her grandparents; aunts, Carol and Frankie; and her dad, Richard A. Vawter. Deb graduated from Central High School, worked at the Pueblo Chieftain for 12 years and then worked as a Psych Tech at the Pueblo Regional Center. Her passions included both playing for enjoyment and competing with her accordion, fishing, gardening, bowling and crocheting. Deb's family would like to thank the physicians and staff at Dorcey Cancer Center along with the Rocky Mountain Cancer Center. A special thank you to Jean Haver at Sangre de Cristo Hopice & Palliative Care for her tremendous efforts in Deb's care plan. Deb will be missed by all of her family and friends. Cremation, Montgomery & Steward Crematorium. Memorial service, 11 a.m. Tuesday, April 3, in the Montgomery & Steward Chapel. Online condolences, www.montgomerysteward.com
Was so sorry to miss the service. Rest with the Lord Deb, love Lisa Mack and John Nieto.
My deepest sympathy to the family and friends of Deb. May your treasured memories bring you joy, and may the ‘God of all comfort’ give you strength and a measure of peace for your grieving hearts at this most difficult time.
My deepest sympathy to the family and friends of Deb. May your treasured memories bring you joy, and may the ‘God of all comfort’ give you strength and a measure of peace for your grieving hearts at this most difficult time.
My deepest sympathy to the family and friends of Deb. May your treasured memories bring you joy, and may the ‘God of all comfort’ give you strength and a measure of peace for your grieving hearts at this most difficult time.
My deepest sympathy to the family and friends of Deb. May your treasured memories bring you joy, and may the ‘God of all comfort’ give you strength and a measure of peace for your grieving hearts at this most difficult time.
My deepest sympathy to the family and friends of Deb. May your treasured memories bring you joy, and may the ‘God of all comfort’ give you strength and a measure of peace for your grieving hearts at this most difficult time.
My deepest sympathy to the family and friends of Deb. May your treasured memories bring you joy, and may the ‘God of all comfort’ give you strength and a measure of peace for your grieving hearts at this most difficult time.
2Cor 1:3
My deepest sympathy to the family and friends of Deb. May your treasured memories bring you joy, and may the ‘God of all comfort’ give you strength and a measure of peace for your grieving hearts at this most difficult time.
2Cor 1:3
Our hearts are with you in loving, peaceful prayer. Love to you all. Deb was a treasure, as you all are. Love to you all, Shirley (Davis) Amidon and Norma Davis
Donna and Denise and I all had the pleasure of working with Deb at PRC. She was good to the clients, loyal to her friends and a teacher to us all. I will always remember her patience when working with challenging individuals…..I never once heard her raise her voice or say an unkind word to the people we cared for. I worked doubles with her, then we would turn around and come back the next day at 7 after leaving at 11 the night before, and it always went smoothly with Debbie. She was a loving mother to John and Jake and I know she was a proud grandma. Rest in peace, dear friend and I look forward to seeing you again….your friend and mine….
I wish I could have made the services. . I will miss Debbie very much . . She was a good friend to me; and like our buddy Danny, I can’t express the emptiness I now have with the two of them departing this life! RIP . . Now you can go fishing Deb! I love you!
You know my heart and that I always have loved you. May God keep you safe in his arms and hold your Family close . I am unable to attend but you are heavy on my mind. I have lots of wonderful memories of you that I will cherish forever!
I’m so sorry I lived across the street
From her for many years in grade
Middle and high school I’ll remember her
Most for her compassion for the
Underdog
So sorry to hear about Deb. I worked with her for several years and she was a delight to work with..l will miss her. My prayers to her family.
I am so sorry about Deb I worked with her for many years we were good friends I am unable to attend the service today.
Deborah was a dear friend of mine, I worked with her at the pueblo regional center, she was a very loving, caring, and compassionate person. I will truly miss her.It was truly a joy being able to know such a person. She had outstanding qualities, I saw her a few years ago and she told me she had cancer, yet she remained positive. May the God of all comfort be with the family. 2 Corinthians 1:3-4, we look to a time in the near future were we will not have tears of sadness like today, but tears of gladness as we welcome back our loved ones in the future. Who could better speak on the matter than Jesus himself ?, being dead for 3 days and being resurrected by his father. John 5:28-29, our prayers and thoughts are with the family.
Deborah was a dear friend of mine, I worked with her at the pueblo regional center, she was a very loving, caring, and compassionate person. I will truly miss her.It was truly a joy being able to know such a person. She had outstanding qualities, I saw her a few years ago and she told me of her having cancer, yet she remained positive. May the God of all comfort be with the family. 2 Corinthians 1:3-4, we look to a time in the near future were we will not have tears of sadness like today, but tears of gladness as we welcome back our loved ones in the future. Who could better speak on the matter than Jesus himself ?, being dead for 3 days and being resurrected by his father. John 5:28-29, our prayers and thoughts are with the family.
Deborah was a dear friend of mine, I worked with her at the pueblo regional center, she was a very loving, caring, and compassionate person. I will truly miss her.It was truly a joy being able to know such a person. She had outstanding qualities, I saw her a few years ago and she told me of her having cancer, yet she remained positive. May the God of all comfort be with the family. 2 Corinthians 1:3-4, we look to a time in the near future were we will not have tears of sadness like today, but tears of gladness as we welcome back our loved ones in the future. Who could better speak on the matter than Jesus himself ?, being dead for 3 days and being resurrected by his father. John 5:28-29, our prayers and thoughts are with the family.
Deborah was a dear friend of mine, I worked with her at the pueblo regional center, she was a very loving, caring, and compassionate person. I will truly miss her.It was truly a joy being able to know such a person. She had outstanding qualities, I saw her a few years ago and she told me of her having cancer, yet she remained positive. May the God of all comfort be with the family. 2 Corinthians 1:3-4, we look to a time in the near future were we will not have tears of sadness like today, but tears of gladness as we welcome back our loved ones in the future. Who could better speak on the matter than Jesus himself ?, being dead for 3 days and being resurrected by his father. John 5:28-29, our prayers and thoughts are with the family.
You are all in our thought and prayers during this sad time. May God’s love surround you in this time of sorrow.,
Please accept my sincere condolences for your loss. May you be comforted by the God of all comfort and may your hearts find peace at this difficult time. 2 Corinthians 1:3,4
Please accept my sincere condolences for your loss. May you be comforted by the God of all comfort and may your hearts find peace at this difficult time. 2 Corinthians 1:3,4
Please accept my sincere condolences for your loss. May you be comforted by the God of all comfort and may your hearts find peace at this difficult time. 2 Corinthians 1:3,4
So very sorry, in the loss of your daughter. Keeping you all in our prayers. She can rest nowlove
Lynn and Gerri ewart ft p
You were so much fun and i loved your laugh and sense of humor. You will be missed. I know you are in heaven while and healed. Am so thankful, God gave us the opportunity to met. It was grand.
Sad news prayers to all the family. Rip.
Great memories of camping, fishing and huge family gatherings.
I had the privilege of knowing this fine young lady for many years and she taught me how to be a stronger person in my life. She gave me strength and was by side when I needed her. I hope she has found peace in her life and she is standing by her brother and grandparents and aunts smiling down upon all of us left here on earth. She was an exceptional human being and I hope heaven knows what an angel they have.