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Bill Laing & Gabriel Johnson posted a condolence
To The Family of Deborah: "God calls our loved ones, but we lose not wholly what He has given; They live on earth in thought and deed,as truly as in Heaven." Please know that you are in our daily thoughts and our prayer. Bill & Gabriel
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M L HURT posted a condolence
Very sorry to read of the passing of your dear loved one Deborah. Life is such a precious gift and yet so short-lived for the time we exist. I am writing to share a few words of comfort and encouragement from the source of truth the bible.
God holds out a wonderful hope for all those in the grave. At John 11:25 Jesus said "I AM THE RESURRECTION AND THE LIFE. HE THAT EXERCIES FAITH IN ME, EVEN THOUGH HE DIES, WILL COME TO LIFE."
The nine accounts of ones in the bible who were resurrected are a guarantee that the resurrection of others is posssible. God can bring back the billions of dead he holds within his perfect memory. (John 5-28,29) What a blessed reason to hope in God!
With the gift of your memories of Deborah they will bring you great joy. When a loved one becomes a memory that memory turns into a treasure.
May you and yours lean on Jehovah God for the strength you need at this sad time. (PSALMS 83-18)
Agape
M.L.Hurt
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Wendy LaRose Clark posted a condolence
Please accept my heartfelt sympathy. I remember Debbie's big smile and her musical laugh. May your memories and your faith bring you comfort and peace.
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Harrowers posted a condolence
Our thoughts and prayers go out to your family at this time. What a blessing to know she's with our Lord and Savior.
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Michele Quasny posted a condolence
Please know that my thoughts and prayers go out to you. Debbie was the first friend I had when our family moved to Eden. Debbie and I spent many hours sharing secrets, troubles and hopes. I was always so embraced by the Randall family, and especially my friend Deb. She was always there for me in a low moment, as I adjusted to living in a small town and Eden Central School. I was blessed to know her. May God bless you and yours. I keep you in my prayers.
Mary Michele (LaRose) Quasny
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Jim & Marilyn McManus posted a condolence
What a special person Debbie was! One day John and Debbie and Jim and I went for a motorcycle ride together and had such a good time that day! Debbie was so full of life and so much fun! We met her at Bethel Baptist Church many years ago!
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Debbie and Herb Hotchkiss posted a condolence
I remember working with Debbie at BBCA. She worked there daily, but I came in on Friday afternoon to help her serve pizza for Herbie's senior class. We visited and laughed all afternoon! I remember Anne dancing her way through childhood. How Debbie loved her Lord and her family!! It was my privilege to offer a little help while she was still home. Her road was the hardest road I've ever seen. I regret that I was not tough enough to stand by her.
With love and many prayers,
Debbie Hotchkiss
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Shirley Roberts Demetre posted a condolence
Dear family,
I was doubly blessed--I was Debby’s aunt, but since I was only seven years older, we basically grew up together too. We spent many happy, lazy summer days reading Little Lulu comic books and playing countless games that Deb, my younger brother Ken, and I made up. Our games were always silly and fun and brought a smile to Mom’s (Grandma Annie) face! During those summers, Debby and I were truly sisters!
The sun be warm and kind to you
The darkest night some star shine through
The dullest morn some radiance brew
And when dusk comes, God’s hand to you
Know that Debby is now safe and comfortable with the Lord.
Our prayers are with you.
Love,
Aunt Shirley, Uncle Gordon, John, Katherine, and Mark (Branford,CT)
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David Jr. & Julie- Laing -Myers posted a condolence
To Ferris & Ellen and Family. We want you to know you are in our thoughts and prayers at this difficult time.
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Sue (Willett) Rivers posted a condolence
Uncle Feris, Aunt Ellen, Steve, Kathy & Liz
Happy I made a trip East in 2008 and was able to see Debby.
Debby will always be remembered and we all have memories. She's in a better place now.
My thoughts and prayers are with you.
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Darla Loucks posted a condolence
I met Debby at Bethel Baptist Church and BBCA where our daughters went through school together. She worked in the library, lunchroom or was helping out somewhere in the school. She was a real blessing to the school. My thoughts and prayers go out to the family at this time.
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Paul Hoppe posted a condolence
To Randy and Ellen,
I was sorry to hear the news of Debbie's passing, but also glad to know her human suffering was over and she was in God's care. I am sure she is taking a ride on Buck, and enjoying some of Annie's date cookies,and talking about O'Neil family reunions at the gully!
She will live on in all our memories until the day we can all be together again.
Our condolences to you and your family. Wish we lived closer so we could be with you at this sad time.
Love
Paul and Pam Hoppe and Girls.
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Laurie Flores posted a condolence
Dear Randall Family,
I am saddened to hear of Debbie's passing. I will always remember one Thanksgiving Dinner at Aunt Marilyn's, where Debbie's warm smile and intense laughter was making the busy kitchen the best place to be in the house!! May it bring you peace and comfort to know that the Lord called Debbie home during Christmas, a time of great Love and Kindness: a just reward for a very brave and long suffering soul. Rest in peace dear Debbie.
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Rod & Lynne Clark posted a condolence
Dear Uncle Ferris and Aunt Ellen, Steve, Liz,Kathy, John, Johnie and Annie. I will miss Deb very much. When we were in the Eden area we tried to see her and often did. Special memories were the events at the nursing home. I wish you all well in the time ahead. She is in a better place now.We are sorry we couldn't make it out to Western NY.
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catherine&margaret posted a condolence
Dear Debbie's family;
You wouldn't know me at all, but Debbie had let me into her life for a short while and told me all about you. I worked where Debbie resided 16 years ago. There are times I get a "nudge" to stop and find someone to visit- this time though I got the nudge but I was the one found this time. Last year, I asked an Aide if she knew of anyone that wouldn't mind my daughter and I camping out in their room for awhile. I'll never forget this moment, as I believe it was a Divine encounter.. as I followed the Aide down to the lounge we passed a room with a woman that appeared to me had a face as an angel.. our eyes caught eachother and I literally stopped in my tracks.. her face so bright that my daughter and I both said later we thought her face was literally glowing.. I started to follow again.. but thinking at the time, "Why didn't I at least stop and say hello?.. why can't I visit her? Why did we just pass this room by?" To tell you quite honestly, not even having met Debbie yet, I was surprisingly disappointed it wouldn't be her and the reaction in my head to it shocked even me. When we got to the lounge the Aide asked another Aide where my daugther and I should go and she was told to take me to Debbie's room.. (: I had no idea who Debbie was, I was still dealing with myself about where I "thought" I should be but as we walked back down the hall, the Aide stopped at the same door I had peered in moments before, turned to me and said, "Catherine and Maggie, meet Debbie." I was speechless.. Debbie, Maggie and I talked for hours that night. I asked her if she would mind if we stopped by again, and she said "No", with a huge smile. I had everyone I knew praying for her, yet as I prayed for her it was mainly in Thanksgiving, as Debbie was more of a blessing to me, than I bet I was ever to her. We found out, we both loved horses, I have one now, and she told me of one she had, chickens, dogs.. goats, etc. We had a good laugh at something she told me she wasn't fond of, but she found out after that I am.. (: and we both love our Lord..The dining room was something she wasn't fond of, as the language of the other residents at times would get a little daunting, but we were able to make jokes to keep it light for her. I'm sure you know yourselves how she loved her family, but I finally found this place that I am able to reach you and to tell you that she loved you all with everything she had, her faith, along with the love she had for you was what kept her so positive and uplifting, in circumstances that I could only imagine how strong one's faith would need to be to do so. I miss visiting her, but I do know as others have stated, she is in a far better place, but I will never forget her angelic face where she outwardly wore her faith and that impact her undeniable faith had on me, at such the right time in my life.. she truly was a blessing to what everyone else would consider.. I guess.. just a mere stranger. I pray this note is a gift to each of you.. and I thank you for unknowingly sharing your gift.. May God bless you all..
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