Deborah Lynn “Debby” Dasbach Stewart was born in Tucson, AZ
on August 19th, 1955. Her
father Len was a Lt. Col. in the Air Force and her mother Judy was a homemaker,
and she has a younger brother David with whom she maintained a close
relationship. Debby grew up mostly in
Texas and Oklahoma and graduated from High School in Altus, OK. Debby went to Oklahoma State University and
graduated with a Bachelors Degree in Fashion Merchandise. Debby was still in close contact with many
friends from high school and college.
After
college, Debby moved to Dallas where she was a store manager at Casual
Corner. In Dallas, Debby met her future
husband Gary and they married at SMU on September 19, 1981. Shortly after
getting married, Debby and Gary moved to Staten Island, NY. A few years later,
they welcomed their first child Brandon on November 3, 1984. Debby loved nothing more than being a mom.
Missing the warm weather and
friendly atmosphere of the south, Debby and Gary moved to Orlando, FL and
eventually settled in the Dr. Phillips community where they remain. Shortly after moving to Dr. Phillips, Debby
and Gary had the joy of welcoming their second child, a daughter Taylor on
December 12, 1990. Debby exercised her
passions for merchandizing and fashion by working at Ivey’s and later Dillard’s
in the fragrance department, and was very involved in her children’s schools
serving as a member of the PTA, serving as room-mom, and spending countless hours
working on bazar’s and plays and everything in-between.
With Gary’s
job demanding heavy travel and her children’s lives becoming more and more
active, Debby decided to become a stay-at-home mom and continued to be
incredibly involved with her children and ever-increasing circle of friends. Debby made friends everywhere she went from work
to her children’s classrooms to her neighborhood.
As her children got older and went
away to college, Debby maintained an active social life and went back to work
part-time working in the office at CDC at St. Luke’s. Debby had a birthday lunch group “The Pink
Flamingos”, a Bunco group “The Dicey Chicks”, a book club, and continued to
take amazing vacations to everywhere from Arizona to Key West to Utah to New
York City to Alaska.
Debby also enjoyed decorating,
keeping an immaculate home, watching The Orlando Magic, travelling, especially skiing
with her family and enjoying national parks, and spending time with her large
group of friends and her family.
In April 2013, Debby was diagnosed
with Squamous-cell carcinoma. Debby
battled fearlessly and courageously with her family and friends by her
side. She passed away on Saturday,
October 11th, 2014, at her home with family and friends, as always,
by her side.
Debby was so proud that her son had
recently graduated from Law School and passed The Bar, and her daughter had
recently graduated from college and begun working at a television station. Debby spent the last few months of her life
travelling to the Bahamas to celebrate her parents 60th Wedding
Anniversary, and with her husband to Alaska to celebrate their birthdays and 33rd
Wedding Anniversary.
Everyone who knew Debby knows how
many lives she touched. She was a wonderful person with a contagious laugh,
easy-going personality, and warm smile.
She made everyone feel special.
Debby is survived by her father
Len, mother Judy, brother David, husband Gary, son Brandon, and daughter Taylor.
Services will be held Saturday,
October 18th at 11:00 a.m. at St. Luke’s United Methodist
Church. The family has asked that in
lieu of flowers, a donation be made in Debby’s name to Orlando Health
Foundation in support of the head and neck cancer program at UF Health Cancer
Center – Orlando Health. The foundation’s
address is:
Orlando Health Foundation
3160 Southgate Commerce Blvd., Ste.
50
Orlando, FL 32806
Memorial gifts may also be made
online at orlandohealth.kintera.org/ohf.
St. Luke’s United Methodist Church
is located at the corner of Apopka-Vineland and Conroy-Windermere Rds. at 4851 S. Apopka-Vineland Rd., Orlando, FL 32819, (407) 876-4991
Beverly is preceded in death by her mother, RoseMary Warfield and sister Grace Warfield. She leaves to cherish her memory, father Robert L. Warfield; son Joshua M. Boesch; sister Leann Warfield; brother Robert Warfield and nephews Robert and William all of Orlando. 
Ashley Alexis Roberts, age 20 of Orlando, FL passed away Wednesday, November 11th, 2014. Ashley was born in New York, NY the daughter of Sharon (Lynch) and Clinton Roberts. She was a member of Grace Bible Church of Central Florida and was employed as a ride attendant for a theme park. 
Terry Hall age 74 of Orlando, FL, passed away Thursday, November 13th, 2014 at his residence. Marvin was born in Cincinnati, OH the son of the late Pearl G. (Walters) and Marvin C. Hall. He served in the United States Army and was employed as a Commercial Tax Accountant. He is a member of Kensington Church. 
Harold Allen Cox, age 39, of Orlando, FL passed away Wednesday, November 12th, 2014 at his residence. He was born in Orlando, FL the son of Patricia (Watson) and Clarence Harold Cox. He was employed as the owner and driver in the towing business. 
Kathleen G. Moore Ph. D, Age 71 of
Orlando, FL passed away on November 13, 2014 after a short battle with cancer. Beloved wife
of Gerald Brotherton. Loving mother of Jennifer Winston. Grandmother of Noah
and Sophia Winston. Sister of John P. Govoni, Jr (Dorothy), Mark W. Govoni,
Peter F. Govoni (Pat), James K. Govoni (Jeffrey) and the late Matthew Govoni.
A 1963 graduate of St. Raphael’s School of Nursing in New Haven Ct.
Kathleen began her career at Yale-New Haven Hospital in the Emergency Room. In
1971 she moved to Orlando and resumed her nursing career in the operating room
of various Orlando Hospitals. During her nursing career she attended St. Leo’s
College in St. Leo, FL obtaining her bachelor’s degree. In the 1980’s she
decided to change her career to a counselor in mental health specializing in
the areas of grief and bereavement. She obtained her masters in counseling from
Rollins College in Winter Park, FL, then pursued her doctoral studies at the
University of Florida in Gainesville, obtaining her Ph. D in counseling and
mental health. Professionally she worked in mental health in the areas of
survivor grief for law enforcement and became very active in the Association
for Death Education and Counseling, or ADEC. She was both past president and a
long time board member of ADEC. She was in private practice in Orlando
for many years as well. An active volunteer her entire life she worked
with many hospice and mental health agencies. She was a communicant and
Eucharistic minister at St. John Vianney Catholic Church. 
Lois J. Bashaw, 40 year resident of Orlando, passed away after a valiant fight with Breast Cancer. She is survived by her husband of 51 years, John W. Bashaw; son Michael D. & Joyce of Rockwood, TN, James J. & Ellen of August, GA; Melissa & Dale Edinger of Lexington, KY; 9 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren.
Alcurtis Terry, age 36, of Orlando, FL, passed away Tuesday, November 4th, 2014 at Florida Hospital Orlando. Alcurtis was born in West Point, Mississippi, the son of Sarah (Terry) Grays and Peter Jones. He graduated in 1997 from New Hope High School where he was a great athlete excelling in basketball, track and softball; attended East Mississippi Jr. College for 2 years and Mississippi State University for 1 year. He proudly served in the U.S. Army at Fort Leonard, Missouri and moved to Central Florida from Colorado in 2004. Alcurtis was employed as an entertainer at Universal Studios from 2003 until 2014. 
BORN: 9 July
1927
Sarah Charles Jackson, age 60, of Orlando, passed away Friday, October 17th, 2014 at Hospice of The Comforter in Altamonte Springs, Florida. Sarah was born in Dayton, OH the daughter of Katherine Weather. She served in the U.S. Navy and was employed by the US Military as a Supply Officer. 
John Edward Hogan, Jr age 85, of Deltona, FL passed away Wednesday, October 15th, 2014 at his residence. John was born in Detroit, Michigan, the son of the late Nellie (Dellridge) and John Edward Hogan, Sr. He served in the U.S. Army and was employed as an insurance salesman. He is preceded in death by wife Barbara Hogan and leaves to cherish his memory daughter Lisa Hogan of and Sheila Collar both of Deltona; granddaughters Laura and Melissa Collar; great grandchildren Daiveon and Darrius Williams; Eli, Isaiah and Illyana Cardona, Aliviana Cabrera and Adriana Thillet.
Summundree Rameswar, age 94, of Richmond Hill, NY passed away Sunday, October 12th, 2014 at her daughters home in Orlando. She was born in Bushlot, Guyana, the daughter of Sakichand and Lilia and was a homemaker.
Soon B. Hong, age 82, of Orlando, FL passed away Thursday, October 9th, 2014 at Florida Hospital East. Soon was born in Kaesung, Korea, the son of the late Chang-uep Im and Jong Chul Hong. He was employed as a Real Estate Salesman and was a member of St. Ignatius Catholic Church in Orlando.
