Debra S. Mosher-Grasso

Our dearest, sweetest, Debbie. You made our lives so happy. Our hearts are weeping for you and remembering your beautiful life. Gracious, Compassionate, Kind. Joyous, Funny, Creative, and Full of Life. How do you sum up a life well lived; filled to the brim with love? It is impossible to fit who you were to family and all who knew you, into a few paragraphs. Your life and the vibrancy of you can not possibly be summed up - phenomenal woman and human being you were. A beautiful redheaded, darling, baby girl, with large hazel eyes, you were born early Wednesday evening to your parents Madalyn and Edward A. Mosher in Michigan. The years that followed watched you grow from a child to a beautiful young woman. You traveled and worked and enjoyed life. You married the love of your life, Michael, and were partners in humor and pranks for 21 years. Each of us had a unique, one of a kind, relationship and love with you. You took us as we were, and did not try and judge or change us. You loved us unconditionally. You loved with abandon, laughed with your head titled back with the sound of pure joy. Your hand was there to help, your thoughts of others before yourself. Fall was your season: the changing leaves with the reds and golds were your favorite colors. You loved to listen to the light rains that lasted for hours; conditions that were the best for your daily ritual of a nap. You got it right dearest Deb. You always understood that life did not have to run at 65 mph, your accomplishents could still be had by appreciating life at a slower pace. You would curl up with a book, knowing that you could just feel the cool breeze coming in through your window, and listen to the breeze rustling through the trees and have such peace. This was the season God choose to let you rest. Your laughter could be heard echoing throughout the house, and your songs would fill a room. The fullness of life you imparted to us with your tibits of advice, to remind us to be patient, and kind, and to love one another. You have left a void dearest one. Not a birthday or holiday or any celebration will be complete again. Your loving siblings, sisters Linda (John), Dale (Charlie), Shari and brother Ed (Mary), love you and cherish all that we shared. Your Nieces and Nephews, Christy Joy (Josh), Melissa, John (Liz), Eddie (Jen), and Evan. All of whom treasured their time with you, and who you left a lasting impact on. Your Baby (Niece) Rachel, and Lovebug (Nephew) Dean, both to whom you gave yourself as their aunt, yet truly were their second mother, their confidante and friend. They will always love you, and you will always be their number one champion and hero. Your great-nephews and nieces, Dylan, Madalyn, Lilly, Johannes, Kaylon, Alexander, McKenna, Finley and her nephew and godchild Aiden Joshua. You were Aunt Debbers to all- the aunt with the candy jars and huge heart. Other loved ones Margaret Grasso, Thomas Goodman, and all of the friends and loved ones who entered your life. Your favorite songs were "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" and "Unforgettable". You are our dearest, sweetest daughter, wife, sister, aunt, and friend. You are the one who is Unforgettable. We will reunite again when God comes. The heavens will ring with our laughter and song, and we will spend eternity gazing over a thousand rainbows. Our love to you forever, Your Adoring Family. Per her wishes, there will be a private viewing service for family, and a private graveside family celebration service will be held on Wednesday, October 26, 2016 at New Ohio Cemetery in Harpursville New York. The family asks that in lieu of flowers, donations be made to Broome Oncology or to Lourdes Hospital Cancer Center. The family would like to thank the nurses at Lourdes Hospital, Kim Merill, and Dr. Yalamanchilli for their compassionate care.