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Debra L. Zimmerman
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Beloved sister of Diana Jean Stucky and David Karl (Deborah) (nee: Dolce) Zimmerman; dear aunt of Janet (Dan) Smith, Kristan (Doug) Payne, Thomas (Michelle) Stucky, Karla (Doug) Zargari and Julie (Anthony) Marconi.
Preceded by parents, Leo R. and Eleanor M. Zimmerman.
Born March 23, 1951in Cleveland, Ohio. She was an accomplished sales professional and trainer who loved traveling and with her parents. She was an active member of Grace Episcopal Church in Willoughby and National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI).
Details for the memorial service will be announced at a future time.
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Toni Swisher
August 1, 2025
I met Debra at Grace Episcopal Church. She was such a friendly outgoing person. She was always smiling. She is missed. Condolences to all her family.
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David Webster
July 29, 2025
Debra was the first person I met at Grace Episcipal Church. I sat directly behind her for the church service. She turned around in her seat and asked if I needed any help with the Book of Common Prayer. That outreach had a profound impact on me. ----David Webster
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