Birth date: Apr 21, 1952 Death date: Jun 4, 2020
Debra D. Richardson, age 68 of Gainesville passed away Thursday, June 4, 2020. She was born April 21, 1952 in Orange County, Florida to Glenn O. and Beverly Wyckoff Dubois. She was a very active volunteer at Haven Hospice for many Read Obituary
Dennis and I volunteered at The Attic and met with Debra every Tuesday when we came in to collect watches and other jewelry that Dennis would either put in the cases in the cashier's area or bring home, fix and put in batteries, and sell on E-Bay. She was always cheerful and such a pleasure to work with. She always had a smile on her face and a welcoming personality. We are saddened to hear of her death. She will be so missed as a fellow volunteer and as a friend. When we celebrated our 50th anniversary last year in June, she brought us a beautiful picture frame which is on our wall with our wedding picture in it, and this will be a constant reminder of her loving personality and thoughtfulness. I do hope we receive notice of the memorial service to be held at Haven so we can attend and remember her beauty and love.
Prayers and blessings to you and your family. Dennis and Joan Blay, 352-244-9753
[email protected].
A life gone too soon! You will be missed by family, friends and others. We love you, Debra. May you rest in peace.
Dock Gordon, Sr.
When Debra was in HIgh School and I was Middle school, I remember her always being so kind to me even though I was her youngest sister's friend (Dawn). I have such fond memories of her, as I spent time with Dawn at the DuBois home. I ran into Debra a few months ago and we chatted briefly. She seemed happy and was dressed in her Florida Gator colors from head to toe, as cute as can be. Debra was a sweet soul and my heart hurts for the entire family. Sending you all hugs and love. Pam Gay Simpson
Debra was a wonderful friend to me and a wonder person to everyone. The love, kindness, caring and giving of the heart came natural to her. That what's made her above all others, as her selflessness ways toward other was her trademark. She was like a mother to many...young and old...and did not look for something in return. She was indeed a warm, generous and kindhearted woman. Thank you, Debra, for the legacy you left on earth. May the work you did now speak for you while you rest in peace!
Jean King from the Senior Recreation Center
May you rest in peace Debra. God has now given you eternal life. Your life on earth will NEVER be forgotten, as you left the world with beautiful memories of your kindness, caring, loving and giving ways that you had for others. You will be truly missed my "Angel!"
Annette C. Williams from the Senior Recreation Center
I knew Deborah from our time at the senior center gym of which she was a faithful member always there every morning early to work out. She was a lovely and caring person and she will be missed by myself and others who knew her.my sympathy to her family . Carol Desautels
Debra loved to feed us and would bring in delicious sandwhiches. She had a nourshing heart and soul. I loved her and will miss her.- Judy Porter from the Attic
She always had a big smile and loved to help out wherever she could.
"She was a very good friend and someone I liked so much. Always a pleasure to be around." - Judith Porter
