Deborah Kay Thompson was born on August 29th, 1961 at 2:50 am in Pasadena Texas to Alfred and Adelle Thompson. She passed away on August 31st, 2021 after a brief illness at the short lived age of 60 years old.
She was born right before Hurricane Carla made landfall in Matagorda Island. Our parents always reminisced about taking Deborah back to her new home with no power.
Deborah loved the outdoors as she would going fishing and crabbing in Sargent, She would ride her mini bike and water ski during the day and then go fishing with anytime left in between. She loved watching old western movies with her brother in law and displaying her movie buff skills as she would know every person in the movie and what other movies they had been in. She admired all animals along with testing her knowledge doing word searches.
She graduated from Sam Houston High School in 1980, She worked at various jobs in the restaurant industry. One thing about Deborah was that she never met a stranger and would make friends with anybody that walked by.
Deborah was a Christian and was saved at a very early age. She attended Pineview Bible chapel along a with being a volunteer at Pineview helping with different events and gatherings. One of her favorite things was volunteering at Sandy Creek Bible Camp as she would spend the whole entire summer helping out. She also loved going to Sandy Creek Bible Camp Women's Retreat in the springtime.
Deborah will be sadly missed by her family. Leaving behind stepmom Kathy Thompson, two Sisters Sandy Wilganowski along with husband Rick Wilganowski and also Peggy Smith Howell and husband Clifton Howell. Nieces and Nephews include Trevor Wilganowski, Maegan Griffith and Cortney Wilganowski and one Great niece Elisabeth Griffith
Klein Funeral Home
She was born right before Hurricane Carla made landfall in Matagorda Island. Our parents always reminisced about taking Deborah back to her new home with no power.
Deborah loved the outdoors as she would going fishing and crabbing in Sargent, She would ride her mini bike and water ski during the day and then go fishing with anytime left in between. She loved watching old western movies with her brother in law and displaying her movie buff skills as she would know every person in the movie and what other movies they had been in. She admired all animals along with testing her knowledge doing word searches.
She graduated from Sam Houston High School in 1980, She worked at various jobs in the restaurant industry. One thing about Deborah was that she never met a stranger and would make friends with anybody that walked by.
Deborah was a Christian and was saved at a very early age. She attended Pineview Bible chapel along a with being a volunteer at Pineview helping with different events and gatherings. One of her favorite things was volunteering at Sandy Creek Bible Camp as she would spend the whole entire summer helping out. She also loved going to Sandy Creek Bible Camp Women's Retreat in the springtime.
Deborah will be sadly missed by her family. Leaving behind stepmom Kathy Thompson, two Sisters Sandy Wilganowski along with husband Rick Wilganowski and also Peggy Smith Howell and husband Clifton Howell. Nieces and Nephews include Trevor Wilganowski, Maegan Griffith and Cortney Wilganowski and one Great niece Elisabeth Griffith
Klein Funeral Home
Deborah Kay Thompson was born on August 29th, 1961 at 2:50 am in Pasadena Texas to Alfred and Adelle Thompson. She passed away on August 31st, 2021 after a brief illness at the short lived age of 60 years old.
She was born right before Hurricane Carla made landfall in Matagorda Island. Our parents always reminisced about taking Deborah back to her new home with no power.
Deborah loved the outdoors as she would going fishing and crabbing in Sargent, She would ride her mini bike and water ski during the day and then go fishing with anytime left in between. She loved watching old western movies with her brother in law and displaying her movie buff skills as she would know every person in the movie and what other movies they had been in. She admired all animals along with testing her knowledge doing word searches.
She graduated from Sam Houston High School in 1980, She worked at various jobs in the restaurant industry. One thing about Deborah was that she never met a stranger and would make friends with anybody that walked by.
Deborah was a Christian and was saved at a very early age. She attended Pineview Bible chapel along a with being a volunteer at Pineview helping with different events and gatherings. One of her favorite things was volunteering at Sandy Creek Bible Camp as she would spend the whole entire summer helping out. She also loved going to Sandy Creek Bible Camp Women's Retreat in the springtime.
Deborah will be sadly missed by her family. Leaving behind stepmom Kathy Thompson, two Sisters Sandy Wilganowski along with husband Rick Wilganowski and also Peggy Smith Howell and husband Clifton Howell. Nieces and Nephews include Trevor Wilganowski, Maegan Griffith and Cortney Wilganowski and one Great niece Elisabeth Griffith
Klein Funeral Home
She was born right before Hurricane Carla made landfall in Matagorda Island. Our parents always reminisced about taking Deborah back to her new home with no power.
Deborah loved the outdoors as she would going fishing and crabbing in Sargent, She would ride her mini bike and water ski during the day and then go fishing with anytime left in between. She loved watching old western movies with her brother in law and displaying her movie buff skills as she would know every person in the movie and what other movies they had been in. She admired all animals along with testing her knowledge doing word searches.
She graduated from Sam Houston High School in 1980, She worked at various jobs in the restaurant industry. One thing about Deborah was that she never met a stranger and would make friends with anybody that walked by.
Deborah was a Christian and was saved at a very early age. She attended Pineview Bible chapel along a with being a volunteer at Pineview helping with different events and gatherings. One of her favorite things was volunteering at Sandy Creek Bible Camp as she would spend the whole entire summer helping out. She also loved going to Sandy Creek Bible Camp Women's Retreat in the springtime.
Deborah will be sadly missed by her family. Leaving behind stepmom Kathy Thompson, two Sisters Sandy Wilganowski along with husband Rick Wilganowski and also Peggy Smith Howell and husband Clifton Howell. Nieces and Nephews include Trevor Wilganowski, Maegan Griffith and Cortney Wilganowski and one Great niece Elisabeth Griffith
Klein Funeral Home
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Records on Ancestry
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
