Due to complex family dynamics and ongoing challenges surrounding her ashes and memorial arrangements, a formal public service will not be held at this time. Her daughter, Ashley Noelle Famera-Rosenzweig, together with her husband and children, held a private prayer service and memorial at the church where their children were baptized and where Debbie herself once attended the Catholic Cathedral — the Basilica of St. Augustine in Florida. We warmly encourage anyone who wishes to pray for Debbie to offer intentions at their own church or personal place of worship. No matter where you are, your prayers join ours in honoring her life, her spirit, and her journey. Deborah was a loving mother — not only to her own children, but to many who felt lost, unseen, or in need of her warmth and compassion. She loved deeply, even through her own struggles. Addiction shaped the last chapters of her life, and our family understands the pain, complexity, and heartbreak that come with that battle. We choose to speak her truth with love, rather than silence or denial, so that others may be helped by her story. In her honor, we invite those moved to give to support The FOG Foundation — the nonprofit created in her name to serve individuals and families affected by addiction. Cash app $thefogfoundation All donations will go toward supporting those seeking recovery and toward placing a memorial bench for Debbie in Hawaiʻi, where she will be remembered with peace, dignity, and hope. May Debbie’s memory stand as a light for others still fighting, and a reminder of the need for compassion, healing, forgiveness, and love. May she rest in the eternal embrace of Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior.