Debbie  my love..I wanted to thank you and let you know how much it meant to me that I was on that list of people you were calling🤗 I have no doubt you made it with a grand entrance. I remember your mom telling us we can have any stones (precious) we wanted on our house when we made it. I always wanted my house made of ruby's and diamonds. How peaceful and breathtaking it must be...tell my mom I love her. I love you too Debbie. ♥️

My mom was what you would call a free spirit. She had her own rules,  her own beliefs, and she seen the world differently then others. She often spoke of her travels as a kid and the places life took her.  After many years of no longer living in Okinawa, Japan she could still count and speak a few words in Japanese. My mother loved animals and anything unique looking especially oriental. I always felt that the small amount of time she spent in Japan made a great impact how she seen the world culturally. My mother had an eye for antiques, she was a collector of sorts,  I often thought she watched to much antique roadshow cause she was always looking for unique finds, the older the better. My mother was a strong women, very strong minded and stubborn like her father. It was always a debate who she looked more like, Papa or Grandma and to this day, I still cant choose. I believe I got a lot of my stubbornness, strong will  and love for all cultures from her. we may not have always had the best relationship, but at the end of the day she was still my mother, I will forever miss and love her and wish everyday I had more time with her. I love you mom. 

Debbie was always on the move. She never slowed down. She was full of life and stories to tell. There were several nights we sat there talking about our lives and theories that we had come up with. The way she lit up when she got real excited about something. I’ll never forget the times and talks we had. I hope heaven is all you expected it to be Debbie. We love and miss you beyond words. Rest easy and see you later. 

Debbie was a very sweet person. She always wanted the best for everyone. She loved her grandchildren very much (Brayden and Ryleigh shores). I will never forget all the fun times she, Toby, and I had! We will miss you so much!
Love,
Sadie, Brayden, and Ryleigh Ann ❤

I'm grateful I got to spend time and get to know her at my home In Carlsbad. Before she moved back to Louisiana. she was like the rest of us with the OCD cleaning!  Runs in the family!   Right Trevie?  I miss her. She was very good to me.  

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Deborah "Debbie" May Foster

December 31, 1956 – January 10, 2020

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