Deborah Jeanne Solomon

Deby's love of life, genuine laugh, and warm smile infected others, and her impromptu acts of humor brought light and happiness to a room. Always one to make the most of the small things and turning any bad day into a happy memory. Deby was looking forward to meeting her first granchild in a couple of weeks, Jayce Fricks. Deby met several callings in her life, becoming a cosmetologist first she found a love and passion connecting with her loyal clients and customers during the few minutes they would have together. She would go on to continue her extensive training in EMS and become a Nationally Registered Paramedic. She would find her love of serving the community by volunteering her time and skills to the Sable Altura Fire Department, upon which she would officially retire from in 2020. Many indivduals would be able to call her their lifesaving angel over the years, and she helped train and educate many across the Denver Metro Area, some of whom may owe their early careers to her helping guide, educate, and train them when they started. In addition to her direct family, she was a beloved "second mom" to many of Kyla's friends. She had a love for roses, designing and creating intricate jewelry, puzzles, games, books, the Middle Ages, camping, movies, and hard candies. A true Jack-of-all trades Deby put her heart and soul into every project she took on each product more beautiful than the previous one.. She is survived by her husband Richard David, her daughter Kyla Jeanne, her son-in-law Steven, her mother Catherine Stevens, and father Gerald Bader, her siblings Jerry Bader, sisters Stephanie Bader, Cindy Terowsky (nee Bader), Carlie Knauer (nee Bader), Matthew Bader, and Rachel Bader, as well as her faithful canine companions Autumn, Toby, and Pongo of which she so dearly loved. She is so very greatly missed, and will forever be lovingly remembered.

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