Debra Kimbrough obituary: Debra Kimbrough's Obituary, Dayton
In Memory Of
Debra Joy Kimbrough
1955 - 2020
In Memory Of
Debra Joy Kimbrough
1955 - 2020
Debra J. Kimbrough (Kuder), entered into eternal rest on Novemeber 17th, 2020. She was predeceased by the love of her life, her soulmate, husband, Thomas E. Kimbrough Sr.; her parents, John J.Kuder Jr. and Nina J. Kuder; and her sister Elizabeth A. Olsen.
She is survived by her son, Christopher Kuder; her brothers, David (Jeanne) Kuder, John (Sara) Kuder III, and Steven (Janice) Kuder; her grandchildren, Andrew Myers, Brian, and Dylan Kuder; her life long best friend, Patricia Meunier all of NY; sister in law, Eva Morgan; nephew, Rodney (Jasmine) Bridenbaugh; niece, Brittany (Ben) Matheny; and niece, Melanie (Joe) Free, all of Dayton, Ohio; she is also survived by many nieces, nephews, and cousins.
Debbie spent the first 45 years in Schenectady, NY where she was born and raised. She dedicated herself to family and friends, always the first one to lend a hand to anyone that needed it. If she wasn't tending to her son or another family members, you could always find her at work either at Stewarts or Mini chopper in the Goose Hill neighborhood, where she made countless friends. Her home away from home in NY was Lake George where many weekends were spent relaxing and enjoying herself. Debbie moved to Dayton, OH in 2000, where she met and fell in love with her soul mate Tom. They would go on to get married and spend the next 20 years doing what Debbie did best, taking care of family and making friends. She adopted a new home away from home in Kaiser Lake where her and Tom spent many weekends together camping and entertaining friends and family. If she could have left one of her traits for everyone to learn, it would have been to never turn your back on anyone no matter what. She lived her life the way she thought it should have been lived, by helping anyone that needed it and always trying to make at least one person smile everyday.
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She is survived by her son, Christopher Kuder; her brothers, David (Jeanne) Kuder, John (Sara) Kuder III, and Steven (Janice) Kuder; her grandchildren, Andrew Myers, Brian, and Dylan Kuder; her life long best friend, Patricia Meunier all of NY; sister in law, Eva Morgan; nephew, Rodney (Jasmine) Bridenbaugh; niece, Brittany (Ben) Matheny; and niece, Melanie (Joe) Free, all of Dayton, Ohio; she is also survived by many nieces, nephews, and cousins.
Debbie spent the first 45 years in Schenectady, NY where she was born and raised. She dedicated herself to family and friends, always the first one to lend a hand to anyone that needed it. If she wasn't tending to her son or another family members, you could always find her at work either at Stewarts or Mini chopper in the Goose Hill neighborhood, where she made countless friends. Her home away from home in NY was Lake George where many weekends were spent relaxing and enjoying herself. Debbie moved to Dayton, OH in 2000, where she met and fell in love with her soul mate Tom. They would go on to get married and spend the next 20 years doing what Debbie did best, taking care of family and making friends. She adopted a new home away from home in Kaiser Lake where her and Tom spent many weekends together camping and entertaining friends and family. If she could have left one of her traits for everyone to learn, it would have been to never turn your back on anyone no matter what. She lived her life the way she thought it should have been lived, by helping anyone that needed it and always trying to make at least one person smile everyday.
Services will be held privately at the convenience of the family.
To share a memory of Debra with the family, please click on the Share Memories button above.
Debra J. Kimbrough (Kuder), entered into eternal rest on Novemeber 17th, 2020. She was predeceased by the love of her life, her soulmate, husband, Thomas E. Kimbrough Sr.; her parents, John J.Kuder Jr. and Nina J. Kuder; and her sister Elizabeth A. Olsen.
She is survived by her son, Christopher Kuder; her brothers, David (Jeanne) Kuder, John (Sara) Kuder III, and Steven (Janice) Kuder; her grandchildren, Andrew Myers, Brian, and Dylan Kuder; her life long best friend, Patricia Meunier all of NY; sister in law, Eva Morgan; nephew, Rodney (Jasmine) Bridenbaugh; niece, Brittany (Ben) Matheny; and niece, Melanie (Joe) Free, all of Dayton, Ohio; she is also survived by many nieces, nephews, and cousins.
Debbie spent the first 45 years in Schenectady, NY where she was born and raised. She dedicated herself to family and friends, always the first one to lend a hand to anyone that needed it. If she wasn't tending to her son or another family members, you could always find her at work either at Stewarts or Mini chopper in the Goose Hill neighborhood, where she made countless friends. Her home away from home in NY was Lake George where many weekends were spent relaxing and enjoying herself. Debbie moved to Dayton, OH in 2000, where she met and fell in love with her soul mate Tom. They would go on to get married and spend the next 20 years doing what Debbie did best, taking care of family and making friends. She adopted a new home away from home in Kaiser Lake where her and Tom spent many weekends together camping and entertaining friends and family. If she could have left one of her traits for everyone to learn, it would have been to never turn your back on anyone no matter what. She lived her life the way she thought it should have been lived, by helping anyone that needed it and always trying to make at least one person smile everyday.
Services will be held privately at the convenience of the family.
To share a memory of Debra with the family, please click on the Share Memories button above.
She is survived by her son, Christopher Kuder; her brothers, David (Jeanne) Kuder, John (Sara) Kuder III, and Steven (Janice) Kuder; her grandchildren, Andrew Myers, Brian, and Dylan Kuder; her life long best friend, Patricia Meunier all of NY; sister in law, Eva Morgan; nephew, Rodney (Jasmine) Bridenbaugh; niece, Brittany (Ben) Matheny; and niece, Melanie (Joe) Free, all of Dayton, Ohio; she is also survived by many nieces, nephews, and cousins.
Debbie spent the first 45 years in Schenectady, NY where she was born and raised. She dedicated herself to family and friends, always the first one to lend a hand to anyone that needed it. If she wasn't tending to her son or another family members, you could always find her at work either at Stewarts or Mini chopper in the Goose Hill neighborhood, where she made countless friends. Her home away from home in NY was Lake George where many weekends were spent relaxing and enjoying herself. Debbie moved to Dayton, OH in 2000, where she met and fell in love with her soul mate Tom. They would go on to get married and spend the next 20 years doing what Debbie did best, taking care of family and making friends. She adopted a new home away from home in Kaiser Lake where her and Tom spent many weekends together camping and entertaining friends and family. If she could have left one of her traits for everyone to learn, it would have been to never turn your back on anyone no matter what. She lived her life the way she thought it should have been lived, by helping anyone that needed it and always trying to make at least one person smile everyday.
Services will be held privately at the convenience of the family.
To share a memory of Debra with the family, please click on the Share Memories button above.