Short Stories for the Night Stand by Debra Wattes

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I could relate to it so much, it almost brought a tear to my eyes. at West Asheville Baptist Church (926 Haywood Rd). Short delightful stories with deep meanings The first story especially. No more suffering, no more tears, we will hold our heads high knowing she is still near.įor all those who loved her and were touched by her beautiful soul, there will be a celebration of life on Friday, April 23rd at 4:00 p.m. She is preceded in death by her father, Buster Watts and brother Oliver Watts Jr. Select the best result to find their address, phone number, relatives, and public records. She leaves behind the love of her life and husband of 37 years, Larry Ward her children, Hunter Ward (Nicole) and Brittany Meehan (Jake) and grandchildren, Peyton and Cooper Meehan her mother, Judy Watts sister, Janet Marin (Allen) and Isabella and Jackson Marin sister and brother-in-law, Mike and Donna Kellis (Lauren and Megan) along with many cousins, aunts and uncles that were dear to her. Debra Watts in California We found 31 records for Debra Watts in Sacramento, Santa Ana and 22 other cities in California. She will be dearly missed by her life-long friends, the many friends she made teaching at Sand-Hill Venable, her church and mostly by her family. Howard and Beatrice Wells and daughter Janet Watters, Mary Dunn ( Mrs.

She fought a long, hard battle and is now free from this earth to watch over us all. For dinner Saturday night the class dined on the terrace of the Princeton Inn. Known for her beautiful voice and contagious laugh, she was the kindest, happiest, most courageous woman you could know. Most well known as “Mom”, “Gigi”, “Aunt Deb” and to many, “Best Friend”, Debbie Ward went home to be with the Lord, while surrounded by her loved ones.ĭebbie was born in Lawton, Oklahoma, but was raised and made her life in Asheville, NC. On Wednesday, Apwe lost the glue to our family.

Short Stories for the Night Stand by Debra Wattes