I miss you more than you know 😭😭😭😭

I first met Debbie while I was a resident. She was an outstanding nurse and nursing administrator. Always loved working with her. Her passing was unexpected  and heart breaking.  Miss her.

Debbie hired me as one of her nurses in 2012...she was a sweet soul and one of the best managers I've had. I am saddened at her passing. I give her family and my Memphis MBU my love and prayers.

Debbie and I began working together when she came to Baptist Hospital on 2South. We immediately began a sweet and long lasting friendship that carried us through the many trials that inevitably come with life. She was the embodiment of friendship.. so caring, empathetic, and encouraging in each crisis that came my way.  She was a sweet confidant to so many people- always ready to stop what she was doing and listen to anyone who needed her help or advice or just a time to vent.  It was always evident that her faith in her Lord gave her peace and stability throughout the challenges of this life, and I was always glad we could share in our sisterhood through Christ. 
I know one day we will laugh together again..
I love you Robert and Kristen! 

I knew Debbie through my Sister Karen Glass. Debbie was so thoughtful and caring towards our family. She always greeted us, even when we were grieving, with her warm and kind spirit. To her family, friends, co workers, and my sister Karen - May God be your comfort and peace through this hour. Rest well Debbie. You are loved. ❤️❤️

Debbie was my first boss.  She was the nurse manager in L & D at The MED in 1982 When I started. I learned so much from her as a nurse, leader and later in our careers as a colleague, confidant, and friend.  When she was first diagnosed I was over the Women’s Health Center so I had the privilege of being there on some difficult days on her journey.  She taught me how to be compassionate even with the toughest most difficult patients because you never know what they have been through- likewise with visitors. I will never forget you my sweet friend or the many life , nurse lessons you taught me. When you arrived I am sure He treated you with a simple,  Well Done!   


I knew Debbie through my sister Karen Glass, who worked with her for many years at Baptist Women’s. The last time I saw Debbie was the day of my father’s funeral. She lived over an hour away from my father yet when we looked up, she was the first visitor to arrive at his home prior to the funeral. We laughed about that but was also happy that she thought that much to be there for Karen and the family. To Debbie’s family and friends, I pray that God wraps you in the warmth of His love and comforts each of you. 

I was so sorry to get this news. I worked with Debbie many years. I will always cherish those memories and her friendship. With deepest sympathy and prayers to her family.

I was saddened to hear of Debbie’s passing. 
I worked with Debbie and was often uplifted by her lovely personality and bright, ever-present smile. Debbie had so much compassion for life , her  patients and co-workers
  My heart goes out to Debbie’s friends and family. We are all blessed to have known Debbie. She will be greatly missed.


My heartfelt sympathy goes out to her family. I had the pleasure of  getting to know Deb and Rob and Kristen during her cancer journey and chemo treatments. We became friends.  She was one of the most caring and thoughtful people I have ever met.  She will be greatly missed! Praying for peace and comfort for her family in the days ahead. 💕💕💕

Oh, what a pleasure it was to work with this great lady! As others have said, she was the ultimate professional but with the most caring heart. God placed her where he wanted her and I am sure He was most pleased. I had no idea Debbie was ill enough to leave us, but I am sure she is smiling down upon all of us. Prayers for her sweet mini me daughter and all of her family. God bless the 4th floor employees who I know loved and respected her. 

I don’t know where to begin.  God blessed me with you over 30 years ago. Your love, friendship and leadership were my blessings from you. I was blessed to have you as a friend and coworker. You gave me permission to call Kris my niece. You and I both know what we meant to one another. Our last emojis to one another were ❤️‘S. I’m going to miss you. Thank you for loving  my family and me. Thank you for always supporting and listening to me. You were not feeling well, yet you called to check on Jordyn. Rest well my dear sister/friend. Until we meet again 💔💔💔❤️❤️❤️🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

Debbie was an outstanding  nurse that I was privileged  to work with for more than 35 years....a professional  in every sense  of the word. She was truly committed  to her patients. Prayers  for her family.

Debbie and I worked together at Crump aka The Med in the early 80s. She as a great colleague and later, manager. I am sorry to hear of her death and will pray for her family and loved ones. God bless.

Debbie has left her mark on this earth.  I will forever remember her sweet smile and kind spirit. I would bring students to her unit. She was so welcoming to all. For the lives you have touched...for the babies you have loved...for the fight in you...for the knowledge you shared....you will be missed. You will never be forgotten. 

Debbie had the sweetest compassionate heart.  We have shared laughter at work and at school carpool lines and all kinds  of places in between. Although she was more of a cat person, we would laugh about how much my dog  Max loved her.. he knew a lovely person when he saw one. She was the most selfless person who cared about everyone she met in the most genuine way. She was a top notch nurse who I looked up to.  I know she is rejoicing now, and I know I will see her later, but she is so missed.  Prayers for Kris and Robert in the coming days. 

Deb worked for me from 1997-2002. She was a great nurse and very sweet person!  I am so sorry to hear of her passing! I did not know she was sick!

Debbie hired me as a nurse intern and later a nurse. I remember when I first met her. I was nervous when I interviewed with her for my first “real” job but her smile and kindness made me feel comfortable. The three years I worked at Baptist Women’s she was always so kind to me. I am praying for her family. I’m thankful to have known her! 

Debbie was truly one of the best nurse managers I have ever worked with in my 25 years at Baptist.  I loved her spirit, compassion, funny sense of humor, and just her real ness with everyone she met.  She was never fake with you.  I’m so thankful she was ready spiritually to see our Lord.   I will his her but will see her again. 

What a kind loving woman she was. A great leader and a wonderful nurse. I first met Debbie when I started working at Womens ,she will be greatly missed..

What a wonderful person! Debbie was a great leader. She was a good example, a caring person and willing to do what she could do to help out. When I think of Debbie, Kindness comes to my mind and I will never forget her beautiful smile. 

OBITUARIO

Deborah "Debbie" Gill

5 octubre, 1956 – 24 febrero, 2020

Memphis Funeral Home

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