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Deborah Nelson
September 1st, 1963 - October 5th, 2020
September 1st, 1963 - October 5th, 2020
On September 29th our beloved mom,Debbie Nelson, was rushed to the hospital after not feeling well for several weeks. She was found to have blood clots in her lungs. The clots traveled throughout her body resulting in numerous complications. After spending several days in a coma she died peacefully on October 5th 2020.
Debbie was born on September 1, 1963, in Larame, WY, to Larry and Carol. She spent childhood years in Tacoma, Puyallup, and Gig Harbor, graduating from Gig Harbor High School, Class of 1981.
Debbie earned a Certificate from Clover Park Vocational & Technical School and enjoyed a very successful 37-year IT career, following in the footsteps of her father. Her career took her to PACCAR, T-Mobile, Amazon, Plaster Group, Virgin Airlines, and Seattle Childrens hospital
Debbie met her future husband, Garth in 198x and the two were married in 1993. Together they raised son, Alex, and daughter, Miranda in North Bend, WA.
Debbie was proceeded in death by sister, Brenda. She is survived by Garth, Alex & Miranda, her parents Larry Johnson (North Bend, WA) and Carol Brame (Renton, WA), also by brother, Eric of Kellogg, ID, and sister Barbara of Billings, MT, and many other friends and relatives who loved her dearly.
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Danine

Danine

Miss and love you Deb
Shama Bole
Debbie was reserved and soft spoken - very thoughtful - but once I got to know her better, I found she had a rather wry sense of humour and loved to laugh. I was proud to call her a colleague. She wove strong relationships with whomever she worked, and shone in every role. I still cannot believe she is gone.
Doug Emsley

God Bless you my dear friend.
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