Deborah is survived by her loving husband, Peter–semicolon– son, Teddy (Angelle) Peacock–semicolon– grandsons, Callum and Dominic–semicolon– brother, Dale Gamble and sister, Wendy Osborne–semicolon– as well as numerous nieces and nephews.
She now joins her many loved ones in the kingdom of God.
Patricia Hofman says
A wonderful lady. Always so open and loving.
Our deepest condolences. Our hearts and thoughts are with you all, at this sad time.
Love, Aunty Pat and Family
Tracy Kesson says
Aunt deb we loss mom 7 months ago And now you we will miss u with all your calls, message n the stuff u made me all the time.. It\’s not right how they take all the good people first all the time ..they say we will be with mom now if its true I hope u guys r together now .. Will always miss u n love lots . Love Tracy n Wil xoxox
Connie Osborne says
Aunt Deb, Can\’t believe another Aunt has been taken from us in such a short while…I am going to miss all of our phone calls and messages through facebook…you were such an awesome listener and you never talked bad about anyone, you always seen the good in everyone..We are all going to miss you alot but we will keep your memories going with all the happy moments we all had and shared together and don\’t forget the cutest little dresses that you made for my girls… love you lots xoxox love Connie,Ken, Mem and Cass…
Lynda Gordon says
Dear Peter, Ted and family,
The call i received that Deborah was no longer with us, was and still is a shock. What can i say about a woman, my neice that was always caring, unselfish, and loving towards many people. Whatever Deborah did in her life, whether it was her quilting, sewing, caring for her pets, her family, it was done with her whole heart. She loved her family immensly. When Deborah was born, i was so estactic as now i would have not just a doll, but an actual living doll to dress and play with. I remember that she really did look like a doll too as a little girl. In my memory of Deborah, as a little girl, when she was coming down the street towards our home, i could hear her squealing, and see her running happily along. I will miss her phone calls, and our chats. We all have been fortunate to have been touched in some way or another in our hearts with Deborah.
Sandra Tkach says
Dear Peter, Teddy, Angelle, Callum & Domenic:
I am not really sure where to begin or what to say as my sadness cannot compare to the sorrow and emptiness that you are feeling. Deborah as you all know was a shinning light, the radiance that spilled from her soul touched all she loved. I am blessed that I was one of those people. When I look into the night sky and see the most brilliant, radiant star I know that the Angel we all know as Deborah is watching over all of us, smiling and spreading her infinite love upon us. I will miss you, my Beautiful Friend.
Love & Hugs
Sandra Tkach xoxoxo
Lorna Walton says
Dearest Deborah How you loved your family and friends, this was so totally supported by your actions.Always such an Optimist.So pure in Heart! We now have \”A VERY BEAUTIFUL ANGEL \” to watch over us. Safe in Gods Arms – Forever in Our Hearts. Lorna xox
Christine Taylor says
Dearest Peter.Ted, Angelle and boys.
So very sorry to hear about Deborahs passing.She was a wonderful, kind and gracious lady, who always put others first.
I met Deborah a few years ago and made a great and lasting friend, always feeling comfortable in her company.I loved our little chats when she visited the store.
She was so excited when you Peter and her decided to move out west and be with family.I really miss her and treasured our short, but happy chats.
I know how sad it must be for you all at this time.There is now a new beautiful angel up in Heaven.
My deepest condolensces to you all.
Christine taylor
Wendy Osborne says
Deb,There is know words that can express how my heart is breaking,how he took Wanda From me and now you,you were my rock I would rush home from work at nite so I could call you.You always new what to say and listen to me cry every nite about Wanda and to think of the good times we had and make me feel so much better,and to keep thinking of the times we had growing up.Look after Wanda, Deb love and miss you so much.R.I.P.I lov u with all my heart,oxox
Your sister Wendy,
Brianne Smith says
My Dearest Auntie Deb,
I will miss you immensely and our long conversations about quilting and hearing stories of your grand children\’s adventures and sharing stories about Conner and Kensie. I hope you know how special you were to to everyone and just how much you touched our lives. I have never known anyone with such a sweet kind heart and you never had a bad thing to say about anyone. I will forever treasure our times together and the quilts you made for the children as it gives me some comfort to tuck them in each night with a piece of love that you worked hard and put lots of love into to give them. It\’s been an honor and a privilege to have you for an Aunt. I love you so much,rest peacefully now….love and hugs and kisses all around xoxo Love Brianne
Jeaneva Bodtcher says
Our family would like to express our sincere condolences to you in your time of loss. We are so sorry that such a Wonderful Wife, Mom, and Gramma has passed on too soon. Heaven is a much warmer place to be now with her spirit there. We love you all and want to provide whatever small comfort we can in this sorrowful time.
Love Jeaneva, David, Cassidy, Hillary and our extended family.
Sue Carol MacKinnon Burdy says
Peter, I am so sorry for your lose, I wish I could be there. My thoughts and prayers are with you and the family. I will be thinking of you tomorrow. Love Sue
Jane McCready says
Rest In Peace Debbie. You are amoungst the best. <3
William and Maureen Scott says
Ted – we remember your mom from so many years ago, long before she met Peter. Deb was such a kind and thoughtful person, one whom people could confide in. We were so happy when she married our friend Peter. We were not surprised when they said they were moving to Edmonton to be closer to you and your family. She was so proud of you throughout your life, and all that you accomplished. She spoke lovingly of your wife and sons, and always loved to share the newest family photos. We are sure she will be looking down from heaven and watching over them. We are glad that she had such happy years in Alberta with you and your sons. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this sad time. Cousin Bill Scott, wife Maureen, Meghan & Kelly
Val Mackinnon says
To Peter,Ted, Wendy+Dale and families My thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time.Debbie was and is a beautifull person .Those golden gates of heaven are opened wide and Gabrials horn is blowing loud welcoming her.into gods kingdom.Stay strong and keep the faith love cousin Val Mackinnon
Lynda Gordon says
We never know when the time comes for our loved ones, whether family or friends will leave this world. Much too soon, for her to be gone. My cousin Deborah, was a very kind person and would always go out of her way to help another, no matter what the situation was (from our experience). Rarely a negative word about anyone, always would find something kind to say. About sixteen years ago, ( Deborah would have known the exact year) my mom had mentioned to Deborah how i was feeling a bit sad, and the next thing you know, Deborah was calling me about a co-worker that she felt would be ideal for me to meet. If it wasnt for Deborah i would never have met Steve, one of my very best friends. I am quite sure she could have been a match maker for many others. She took the time to know everyone, and would be sure to say something positive. She praised her family always, esp her son Ted Peacock and her grandchildren to my mom in their conversations. Every year for my birthday she would call me and leave a loving birthday message. Even though she had the recent surgery, she still managed to remember my birthday. Even though i wouldnt remember to call or send a card, she never forgot about me. Thinking of you Ted, Peter, Angelle, grandchildren, Dale, Wendy and families..you have a special angel watching over you. I can see her smiling down towards all of you.
Brenda Ferguson says
When I think of Deborah, I smile. Deborah was such a kind and loving person. She was always ready to have a chat and to offer support. She was there in a pinch to help me out with my youngest son. I know this will be a particularly difficult time for her grandsons, who loved her so much. My family and I send our condolences. Know that we are thinking of you and sending you much love. And know that someday you will think of Deborah (Grammy) and you will smile too – because that is what she would have wanted.