Death date: Aug 2, 2019
Obituary of Deborah Kay Lilley Please share a memory of Deborah to include in a keepsake book for family and friends. View Tribute Book Deborah Kay Lilley, 61, of La Porte was born on October 17, 1957 in Marietta, Georgia and pass Read Obituary
Debbie, I hope you know how much I adore(d) you and your family. I was fortunate enough to meet you and Gary through being your son, Brian’s, teacher and getting to teach Todd later on. You were always a warm, friendly, fun, supportive spirit who enjoyed life and had that infectious smile. You are loved, missed and adored, Debbie.
Deborah,
I am so glad you got to see your son, Brian marry and to have sometime with your grandson, Beaux. I know that they will miss you so very much and that it will take time to heal broken hearts. They will be taken care of and you, dear lady, are free to BE! I was blessed to get to know you and enjoyed the time we shared. You were full of life and joy along with a love for your family that was shown when you embraced your boys and loved Up that grandson of yours! Blessings and prayers continue for the family as they begin their journey of healing their hearts!
The light of God surrounds you,
The Love of God enfolds you,
The Power of God protects you and
The Presence of God watches over you...
Wherever you are, God is....and all is well
Debbie . I never saw you without a smile or laugh . You were always welcoming to me and my family . God bless . We lost a beacon of light
Heaven has received another ANGEL. So sorry for you loss and will pray for your family.
Debbie and I worked together for many years at CC Cob. After she started there we learned how much we had in common, our kids were friends and we had so many mutual friends, we became friends and I learned what a beautiful person she was inside and out. She was the most selfless person I've honestly ever known. She was everyone's Mama Lilley, even at work. I still can't get over the fact that she's gone and I'll never see or talk to her again. My heart breaks for her boys, Brian, Todd, Gary and Beaux as well as all her other kids, including my own. She loved everyone she met and I don't think she ever realized how much she meant to so many of us. I hate that I never took the time to tell her how much I loved her. Sleep with the Angels, Debbie. I will never forget you and I strive to be half the person you were. I love you my friend.
R.I.P Debbie you were the sweetest lady that I knew I remember being in rainbows and you were the Mother of Advisorie I will always remember those memories, I be praying for your husband and sons and your mother which I could had seen you before you got sick, fly high with your angels and with your daddy and sister
You have always been the sweetest lady iI’ve Ever known. Fun to talk to, easy to speak too and full of life. You are one of the special people we all love to know...Rest in Peace.
RIP Debbie. My deepest sympathies to your husband, sons, daughter-in-law, and grandson. I know you will be in their hearts and minds always. You will be missed by all you knew you and loved you.
Deb you will be missed greatly. Prayers for the Lilley family
