Deborah Davis, known as Debbie to family and friends, was a Building Manager and life-long resident of Honolulu, HI, she passed away unexpectedly on February 2, 2020 at the age of 65 peacefully at home. Debbie is survived by her husband Ricky Davis; Grandson Austin Chaffee-Poor; Siblings, Terry and wife Carol Meyer; John and wife Dora Robinson; Many nieces and nephews who adored her, and family. Debbie was born in Utah on October 2, 1953 to Lillian Irene Meyer and Eugene Otto Meyer. She completed her education in Sacramento, Ca. On September 20, 1993, she married Ricky, a longtime friend, coworker, and confidant. Debbie was a loving and devoted wife. One of her favorite hobbies was sailing, her favorite adventure including sailing from California to Hawaii. She enjoyed swimming, golfing, and dancing the night away. Her favorite spot was the salt flat side at Sandy's Beach, to which she often frequented. She was a no nonsense, speak her mind, type of woman who lovingly placed others before herself. She was a spiritual woman that had a deep faith in God. She will be deeply missed by her friends, family, and all who knew her. A funeral service will be held at Diamond Head Mortuary, for further info. contact email: debbieandrick2020@gmail.com Arrangements Provided By: Diamond Head Mortuary
Deborah Davis, known as Debbie to family and friends, was a Building Manager and life-long resident of Honolulu, HI, she passed away unexpectedly on February 2, 2020 at the age of 65 peacefully at home. Debbie is survived by her husband Ricky Davis; Grandson Austin Chaffee-Poor; Siblings, Terry and wife Carol Meyer; John and wife Dora Robinson; Many nieces and nephews who adored her, and family. Debbie was born in Utah on October 2, 1953 to Lillian Irene Meyer and Eugene Otto Meyer. She completed her education in Sacramento, Ca. On September 20, 1993, she married Ricky, a longtime friend, coworker, and confidant. Debbie was a loving and devoted wife. One of her favorite hobbies was sailing, her favorite adventure including sailing from California to Hawaii. She enjoyed swimming, golfing, and dancing the night away. Her favorite spot was the salt flat side at Sandy's Beach, to which she often frequented. She was a no nonsense, speak her mind, type of woman who lovingly placed others before herself. She was a spiritual woman that had a deep faith in God. She will be deeply missed by her friends, family, and all who knew her. A funeral service will be held at Diamond Head Mortuary, for further info. contact email: debbieandrick2020@gmail.com Arrangements Provided By: Diamond Head Mortuary
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