Debbie and I would have many talks when we worked together at Uniontown Hospital, or even when we would just meet up outside of work. I loved her very much. I am so sorry for your loss.
Love, Beth
I always remember Debby as being “Tony’s mom”. I remember her being involved with all of our band events at the school. I remember every time I was in the Mancini home that she was always such a happy and loving person who loved her family more than anything. I was blessed to have known her and although I only spent limited time with her I am truly grateful for it. God’s blessings to all of the Mancini family in their time of grief. I will continue to pray for you all. We all pass, spend the coming days and month remembering all of the greatness that your mom brought into the world. I am sorry we are not able to be there for the funeral as we are overseas for work.
Debra, or as I knew her Nana, was a shining light to everyone she met. She always loved lighthouses and that’s really was she was to all of us. A lighthouse in the dark. She is everything I could’ve ever wanted in a grandmother, full of love and joy. I’ll look back on our trips fondly, and I hope there’s beautiful beaches for her and Pap Pap to walk in heaven.
Deb was/is my only older sibling. She inspired me to reach my goals and live a good life. My only saving grace is I know she is with her late husband in Heaven. I miss you already so much it hurts.
LOVE YOU, Little Bro Charlie
