Debb gave me a beautiful prayer book after I had an accident in May.  I will always treasure that book - now more so than ever!!  

And Debb, we are OK.  It's OK to think that Jesus was a good looking man!!!!!  

My condolences to the family. I lived on the same block (Gary street) as Debb and Kim did. My parents and Debb's parents were good friends back then. Rest in peace my friend.

I was so happy to see you a few years ago with the girls from Franklin High School. We had so many memories, too many to share here. Debb was a fun-loving soul, never negative, and her positive energy was contagious. I remember how she adored her grandmother and looked up to her, and I bet she grew up to be just like her! We had so many sleep overs, sharing stories about our boyfriends and laughing at the crazy things we used to do.  We shared experiences from Girl Scouts, her mom was our leader.  Rest in peace, friend, sing loudly up there so we can still hear you! 

So sorry for your loss, remembering her and the family back when , on Gary street.
My condolences 

Not even sure where to start with all my memories with you Debb. Some of my favorites include my wedding. When you sang at Ariel's wedding. The time you dressed up as Barney for Marissa's birthday. The many Girl Scout meetings and outings. Our lunches at Bob Evan's. Anytime I hear Elvis, see a butterfly, sunflowers or a lighthouse you come to my mind. I love you & will miss you Debb. 

Debb and I were good friends in Monroe elementary school. She always had a smile or laugh for me everyday.

I met Debbie in high school and will remember her for her smile, laugh and vibrant joy the she brought to any gathering.  May God grant her peace and rest from her labors and help soothe all who will miss her in this life.

I worked with Deb for 10 years. We shared many laughs. I will remember her smile always❤️

We were both named Debra and I met her in 6th grade at McKinley Elementary School in Livonia.  She was a friendly, nice, cool friend who was super-easy to talk to about anything.  My favorite memory from back then is our 6th grade Ice Cream Social where my dad took this picture of us (that I can't locate right now). Here's a photo from our last get together. (I am not in the picture) This is Debb and Dianne Spencer.
I just can't believe she's gone... 

Dear Debb,
We all miss your sweetness!  xxoxoxo 
My love and condolence to your family.  Peace be with you.
Love,
Mickie (Debra-legally) Gaffke

Debb and I were Great Friends in High school.  However, we lost contact over the years but that friendship ment a lot to me. RIP my dear friend.

My husband John used to work with her at Conraill
Our deepest sympathies to her family.


Debb can't believe this.  I remember all the good times in Detroit  and Florida. Rest in peace my friend you will missed my many. God speed my friend.

Went to school, hung with Debbie never forget Senior trip to Bahamas.  Was thankful got to see her last year met for dinner with a group of girls from Franklin.  So sorry to hear this God Bless her family!!  

God bless you all down there.  Debbie was great. Heaven is better off today and I pray when my day is done we all are together again for eternity. 

Will always remember you in Mr. Frizzell's choir, back row next to Tina Copeland and Debbie Nozewski!!

Deb and I go way back.  We went to Christ The King Church together in Livonia.  We became lifelong friends.  Lots of outings, camping trips, and activities with our youth group.
We went to the same school when we started tenth grade at Franklin High School.  We spent a lot of time together.  My boyfriend (now husband), Terry, and I used to drive Deb around in his Rambler/Scrambler often, and we had a lot of fun.  She was a lot of fun always.
Deb came to several of our Franklin High School get togethers.  I was always so happy to see her.
I feel blessed that I saw Deb at her mom’s memorial service this summer.  I got to meet her kids, who are wonderful.
Please know that you are always in my thoughts and prayers.  I will miss her forever, as I know you will.

Our prayers and thoughts are with Deb’s family and friends during this difficult time.  Our memories of Deb from high school will not be forgotten. Ben and Colleen Holwig. 

I have known and loved Debb since we were little girls.  We went to Christ The King Church in Livonia together.  Many hours spent together, with camping trips and other activities with our youth group.
We started going to school together at Franklin High School.  Hung around with a lot of the same people.
I was blessed to see Debb this summer at her mom’s memorial service.  She meant the world to me.

Debra was one of my sister Lorie's best friends growing up. Her father gave out pretzil sticks every Halloween. I remember her parents had a player piano in the basement. With what looked like hundreds of songs for it. 

My deepest sympathy for Debb's family on her passing.

So sorry for your loss.

I will always remember Deb as she was in high school, a free spirit.

My deepest sympathy for Debbie's family upon hearing of her passing.  I knew Deb in high school & unfortunately never saw her much after that but she was always so cheerful, kind & always made me laugh, back then! May your memories of her comfort you at this time of sadness.

Debb was the best to much fun over the years.... and we used to be the concert girls and Bob Seger was our concerts

I’m praying for all of you during this difficult time. Your Mom and I worked together and were friends back in Detroit.  She was always happy and positive and always made me laugh. She will be missed by many. 

Actually there’s too many memories to share from over the years, between you singing, dancing, learning to drive a stick shift in my car, never having a rear view mirror in high school because you were putting on the forbidden make-up.  You always had a bit of craziness to you. It was an honor that your mother adopted me as one of her own, I now had sisters (yes Kim, you too).  May you be singing your heart out in heaven with Miss Vicki.  I will miss you Stella Baby!
The photo is of Debb and Ma and Pa Kaiser at my wedding, the three of you now together.

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Mrs. Kaiser is survived by her son, Steven Simons; daughter, Stefany Simons; sister, Kimberly Ann (Lynn Gordon) Cluckey; and uncle, David L. (Shirley) Rousseau.

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Debra Lynn Kaiser

April 8, 1954 – November 4, 2019

Hardage-Giddens Rivermead Funeral Home

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