I miss you Auntie Debbie,  I’ll never forget you, ever.  I know I didn’t express it at the time but you meant so much to me. I still have the memories of our good times at the lake and in the city.  I came across this while searching for Diane Spiller on google.  I was doing research into my dads go fund me for his ALS.  I love you Auntie Debbie and always will, may you continue to Rest In Peace.

Love your nephew Joel

It has been just over 4 years now that you have been gone, but believe me you are not forgotten!!  I hold you with me in everything I do and I trust you are watching over me and the girls always.  We love and miss you!!

Thinking of you always! Missing you always!

Everyday in some small way
Memories of you come my way.
Even though you are absent, you are always near,
Still missed, loved and always held dear. 
And those who loved you I know are thinking of you today.

Our family has known, Keith, Jesse, and Debbie for over 10 years.  Debbie was my best friend.  We met out at the lake, threw our husbands and we quickly grew to be best friends at the lake and in the city.  Our bond was cemented stronger when we both studied to be para-professionals together.  Debbie became like a sister to me.  We talked everyday on the phone, sometimes many times.  We laughed together, shopped together, raised our families together.  She loved to give advice to our girls, and helped me to train my dogs.  We helped each other through good times, sad times, happy times, and everything in between. They all became family, more than friends.  We will never forget Debbie, she is in our hearts and mine especially forever.  She is and always will be my best friend.  Keith and Jesse, we love you!  You know you can always count on us.  Please remember you are in our hearts and prayers always.

Kim, Val, Demi and Callie

Keith, Jesse Joanne and Tom
 Our sincerest sympathy on your loss. We are sorry that we did not get to know Debbie better, she sounds like a wonderful wife , mother and daughter-in-law. You are all in our thoughts and prayers.
Diane and Jim Drummond

Debbie was the greatest and most compassionate friend I have ever had.  I met Debbie, Keith and Jesse about 4 years ago when our kids played hockey together.  She was a GREAT hockey Mom.  She cheered like crazy for her boy.  It wasn't until this past summer that we became close.  My boys and I spent alot of our summer out at their trailer.  The weather may not have been the best but the company made every minute out there worth it.  I felt like family by the end of the summer.  I have never met anyone with such a HUGE heart.  I could say or do anything and she never judged me.  I will miss her soooo much.
Keith and Jesse, please know I will always be here for you.  Debbie loved you two like crazy.  Jesse, she was so proud of you and the little man that you have become.  Keith, you were her true love.  I love you guys and my heart aches for you.
Debbie, I think of you and talk to you every night.  Even before you were gone, I would talk to you and tell you how much I love you.  
Until I see you again...
Luana

I was so sorry to hear about the passing of Debbie. I have such good memories of growing up next door to the Spiller family on Rupersland Ave.
Cheryl Terhoch Billinkoff

Dear Keith and Jesse
We may be miles apart however you are both very close to our hearts right now. You are in our thougths every minute of the day and will be in our hearts and mind in  these rough days ahead.  We loved Debbie dearly and have shared so many memories.  Memories that we will never forget.
We are miles apart but only a phone call away.
Our deepest symapthy 
Glen , Helen, Justin and Nycholas

I moved next door to Deb in Aug. 1993 and quickly became friends. We spent lots of time together as friends, neighbors,many good time and always lots of laughs.  When I hear Bee Gees Stayin Alive or songs from the movie Grease the first thing that pops in my head is Debbie singing and doing the John Travolta moves. Makes me smile. She always was willing to give a helping had or offer to lend out her husband Keith to help you out.  She loved to talk, had lots of wit and was kind hearted and because of that she made friends easily.  She would listen, give you support and not judge.  We had many good talks over the years and she knew the inner most part of me, my joys, my sorrows, my prides, my loves. She was my biggest fan for all my decorating and would often bring family or friends over to see what had done. When raising my 2 sons and times were tough she was always there listening & letting me know that I was doing a good job.  She always told me that I knew my boys well and marvelled at how I could catch them when they tried to outsmart me.  Debbie loved her life, her family, her husband and Jesse you Mom loved you very much and she will always be with you.  I will miss my friend so very very much, I love you Deb.
Debbie Treichel

OBITUARY

Mrs. Debbie Lynn Spiller Roberts

February 25, 1964 – March 8, 2010

Green Acres Funeral Home and Cemetery

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