Debra Courson Cribbs was born in Memphis, TN on March 20, 1957. After her courageous battle with cancer, she died on April 17, 2013, at her home in Memphis.
An amazing wife and mother, Debra enjoyed her home, quilting, cooking, painting, and being in her garden. Over the years she received many awards for her talents. Debra's greatest achievements have been in teh lives of her family and friends. Her unique gift of recognizing and appreciating talents of others made them feel loved and lifted by her presence.
Wit memories of her creative mind, kind heart, and brilliant smile, she leaves her husband, Billy Cribbs; daughters, April Hayes and Stephanie Boshers; granddaughter, Clara Boshers; mother, Esylvia Brown; brothers, Mark and Mike Franz; sisters, Diane Flake, Barbara Ragan, and Teresa Brown; first cousins, Chris Courson and Lynn Dietz; and a host of family and friends.
She was preceded in death by her grandmother, Evelyn Burgess.
Memorial Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
An amazing wife and mother, Debra enjoyed her home, quilting, cooking, painting, and being in her garden. Over the years she received many awards for her talents. Debra's greatest achievements have been in teh lives of her family and friends. Her unique gift of recognizing and appreciating talents of others made them feel loved and lifted by her presence.
Wit memories of her creative mind, kind heart, and brilliant smile, she leaves her husband, Billy Cribbs; daughters, April Hayes and Stephanie Boshers; granddaughter, Clara Boshers; mother, Esylvia Brown; brothers, Mark and Mike Franz; sisters, Diane Flake, Barbara Ragan, and Teresa Brown; first cousins, Chris Courson and Lynn Dietz; and a host of family and friends.
She was preceded in death by her grandmother, Evelyn Burgess.
Memorial Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
Debra Courson Cribbs was born in Memphis, TN on March 20, 1957. After her courageous battle with cancer, she died on April 17, 2013, at her home in Memphis.
An amazing wife and mother, Debra enjoyed her home, quilting, cooking, painting, and being in her garden. Over the years she received many awards for her talents. Debra's greatest achievements have been in teh lives of her family and friends. Her unique gift of recognizing and appreciating talents of others made them feel loved and lifted by her presence.
Wit memories of her creative mind, kind heart, and brilliant smile, she leaves her husband, Billy Cribbs; daughters, April Hayes and Stephanie Boshers; granddaughter, Clara Boshers; mother, Esylvia Brown; brothers, Mark and Mike Franz; sisters, Diane Flake, Barbara Ragan, and Teresa Brown; first cousins, Chris Courson and Lynn Dietz; and a host of family and friends.
She was preceded in death by her grandmother, Evelyn Burgess.
Memorial Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
An amazing wife and mother, Debra enjoyed her home, quilting, cooking, painting, and being in her garden. Over the years she received many awards for her talents. Debra's greatest achievements have been in teh lives of her family and friends. Her unique gift of recognizing and appreciating talents of others made them feel loved and lifted by her presence.
Wit memories of her creative mind, kind heart, and brilliant smile, she leaves her husband, Billy Cribbs; daughters, April Hayes and Stephanie Boshers; granddaughter, Clara Boshers; mother, Esylvia Brown; brothers, Mark and Mike Franz; sisters, Diane Flake, Barbara Ragan, and Teresa Brown; first cousins, Chris Courson and Lynn Dietz; and a host of family and friends.
She was preceded in death by her grandmother, Evelyn Burgess.
Memorial Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
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