Condolence: Dear Dieter,

Thank you for your phone call to let us know of Deb's passing. We were so sorry to hear that she had lost her battle with cancer. Knowing Deb she would have put up a hard fight to the end, and we're glad that she was able to see your newest grandson. I know that your days will be hard, but that your happy memories will see you through them.

Please accept our sincerest condolences. The world has lost a truly good person.

Ellen and John.

Condolence: To the family, Catherine and I are thinking about you in your time of sorrow. May God give you courage and strength during this time.

Condolence: Dear Maehler:

I had the pleasure of working with Debra at Investors Group and am honoured to have known such a kind, compassionate person with a great sense of humour. She was very down to earth and easy to talk to and liked and respected by colleagues and clients alike. She will be missed.

Sincerely
Susan Hill

Condolence: It has been far too long since our famlities last met, but your family has remained in our memories, thoughts and prayers. We are thinking of your family now, as we share in mourning the loss of Debbie, a beautiful daughter, wife, mother, grandmother and friend and will continue to celebrate her life in our thoughts and prayers. With deepest condolences. Cheryl & Stephen Fryer and family

Condolence: I was so sorry to hear about Debra. I worked with her at Foresters and she was always very kind and thoughtful. I was the admin there and my husband, Wayne, and I went to Hawaii with you and Debra.

I wanted to pass my thoughts and prayers to you, Dieter, and your family. She always spoke about her family in a way that you knew that her family was everything to her.

Take care

Condolence: I didn't know Deb personally but I know from my years of being friends with her sister Wanda that she was a wonderful person & will be missed by her family & friends. Deepest sympathy to all the family! My thoughts & prayers are with you all!

Condolence: To Dieter, Jenny and Jeremy: Debbie and I worked at BMO and then we both came over to IG. The stories we shared regarding our various bosses we had over the years would always make us laugh and it is Debbie's laugh that I will miss the most. She was the most caring and thoughtful individual and she will be watching from above with that gorgeous smile on her face. I wish the family strength through this difficult time.

Condolence: Dieter and Family,

Deb and I started grade 1 together and kept in touch past high school. I always valued knowing her and know that her family and friends will miss her. My deepest condolences.

Larry Watts

Condolence: debbie and i were best friends many years ago.....grades 1-4 and had just reconnected in late 2008. i am so grateful that we were able to do so. please accept my deepest sympathy at this time.

Condolence: Dear Dieter and family

We will always remember the good times and laughter growing up with Debbie. Our deepest sympathy and condolences to you all.

Robert Sheridan, Randy Sheridan, Rick Sheridan and Tim & MaryAnn Nerbas