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Deborah
Oller
Feb 18, 1951 — Feb 15, 2023
Greece
Deborah was born February 18, 1951 in Willis, Texas. She passed away
peacefully at home in Greece, (Rochester) New York on February 15,
2023 at the age of 71, three days before her 72nd birthday.
She leaves behind her loving family. Husband of 31 yrs. Steve Oller,
daughters; Tina (James) Holt, of Dallas, Kimberly (Brett) Ryan of
Austin. Grandchildren, Andrew, Erica, Tabitha, Samantha, David,
Kerresa, Nicholas, And 7 great-grandchildren. Sister; Becky (Bill)
Sanders of Corrigan, brother; Sammy (Janie) Lane of Glendale, numerous
of loved relatives and friends, and her beloved cat Frankie.
Proceeded in death by parents Sam and Irene Lane, brother Melvin
Redden, and nephew, Keith Sanders.
Debbie graduated from Groveton High School with honors in 1969. After
graduation, she attended East Texas Baptist College for 2 years. David
and her Married in 1971 and with him in the Air Force, they were
fortunate to Travel from Texas (where Tina was born), From there to
California, where Kimberly was born; from there they went to Virginia.
In 1981 Debbie and the girls moved back to Texas. She was very active
with her writing and her love of History. She was involved with the
Society of Creative Anacharisim (SCA). A few years later she met
Steven and found her forever partner. Steven and Deborah moved to New
York many years later. She got to travel, she had the love of many
animals. She maintained very loving relationships with everyone she
met. She often said if the Good Lord called her home today she would
be ready. Debbie would tell you that she led a good full life.
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