Deb passed away on Feb 25th, 1996 at the age of 42 from cancer and crohns. She was living in Ajax, Ontario. She is survived by Catherine and Mark Sluce.
I have many memories of Deb. During our spares we used to go to the gym and shoot baskets and more often than I'd like to admit she kicked my butt. When I tore ligaments in my knee and was on crutches she would go out of her way and meet me at Fieldgate Plaza to carry my books for me.
I last saw her in the early 90's, maybe 93 or 94 and I will always regret not keeping in touch. You were special Deb, rest in peace.
Thank you for your kind comments. I know Debbie would have felt appreciative. She died of cancer in 1996. It is still hard to believe she is no longer with us. We her family still miss her very much
I remember Deb very well especially when we played on the volleyball team together...never could beat Applewood....but we sure had some great times...RIP Deb.
Deb was such a special and generous person. I was proud to be a team mate of Deb's for our years in High School. She was elected a captain on many of these teams due to her leadership and attitude of fair play.
Necia (Nicki) Abraham (Mandel) (1974)
I am truly sad to hear this news. Remember Deb as a thoughtful and caring person and a super athlete.David Scott (1972)
I have many memories of Deb. During our spares we used to go to the gym and shoot baskets and more often than I'd like to admit she kicked my butt. When I tore ligaments in my knee and was on crutches she would go out of her way and meet me at Fieldgate Plaza to carry my books for me.I last saw her in the early 90's, maybe 93 or 94 and I will always regret not keeping in touch. You were special Deb, rest in peace.
Catherine Sluce (1977)
Thank you for your kind comments. I know Debbie would have felt appreciative. She died of cancer in 1996. It is still hard to believe she is no longer with us. We her family still miss her very muchPenny Fortais (1972)
I remember Deb very well especially when we played on the volleyball team together...never could beat Applewood....but we sure had some great times...RIP Deb.
Cheryl Mangolt (Preston) (1972)
Deb was such a special and generous person. I was proud to be a team mate of Deb's for our years in High School. She was elected a captain on many of these teams due to her leadership and attitude of fair play.
You were loved...
Cheryl