Debra Wynn Tyler McMaster was born November 27, 1966 in the Lafayette County Hospital in Lewisville, Ar.
She graduated from Bradley High School in 1985: She attended Henderson State University for three years, and then transferred to the University Of Arkansas of Pharmacy in Little Rock. and received a degree in Pharmacy. Debbie worked as a Pharmacist for 10 years before persuing a Masters Degree in teaching (MAT) from the University of Arkansas at Monticello
She taught Mathematics for 10 years, 4 years in Bradley, and in Springhill to the present.
Debbie & Jerrie and Daughters were members of First Baptist Church in Hope, Arkansas. She was a devoted wife and mother. She loved and was loved by all that knew her.She put others first always.
Debbie enjoyed camping with her family, especially in the mountains of Colorado. She dearly loved teaching and her students.
Debbie was preceeded in death by her father Larry Wayne Tyler.
She is survived by her husband Jerry McMaster, Two daughters Claire and Erin McMaster, her mother Wynne Copeland Tyler, Two sisters Kristie Jo Tyler, Julie Tyler Burton and husband Bruce, one nephew Ethan Burton, and a number of cousions and other family members and friends
Funeral Services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday June 14, 2010 @ the First Baptist Church in Hope with Bro. Mark A. Fischer and the Rev Ron Eldridge officiating. Burial will be in the Wilson Cemetery.
Visitation 6:00 to 8:00 p.m., Sunday June 13 at the Smith Funeral Home Chapel in Stamps, Ar.
Cause of Death: Died in the Albert Pike/Caddo Gap, AR flash flood tragedy
She graduated from Bradley High School in 1985: She attended Henderson State University for three years, and then transferred to the University Of Arkansas of Pharmacy in Little Rock. and received a degree in Pharmacy. Debbie worked as a Pharmacist for 10 years before persuing a Masters Degree in teaching (MAT) from the University of Arkansas at Monticello
She taught Mathematics for 10 years, 4 years in Bradley, and in Springhill to the present.
Debbie & Jerrie and Daughters were members of First Baptist Church in Hope, Arkansas. She was a devoted wife and mother. She loved and was loved by all that knew her.She put others first always.
Debbie enjoyed camping with her family, especially in the mountains of Colorado. She dearly loved teaching and her students.
Debbie was preceeded in death by her father Larry Wayne Tyler.
She is survived by her husband Jerry McMaster, Two daughters Claire and Erin McMaster, her mother Wynne Copeland Tyler, Two sisters Kristie Jo Tyler, Julie Tyler Burton and husband Bruce, one nephew Ethan Burton, and a number of cousions and other family members and friends
Funeral Services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday June 14, 2010 @ the First Baptist Church in Hope with Bro. Mark A. Fischer and the Rev Ron Eldridge officiating. Burial will be in the Wilson Cemetery.
Visitation 6:00 to 8:00 p.m., Sunday June 13 at the Smith Funeral Home Chapel in Stamps, Ar.
Cause of Death: Died in the Albert Pike/Caddo Gap, AR flash flood tragedy
Debra Wynn Tyler McMaster was born November 27, 1966 in the Lafayette County Hospital in Lewisville, Ar.
She graduated from Bradley High School in 1985: She attended Henderson State University for three years, and then transferred to the University Of Arkansas of Pharmacy in Little Rock. and received a degree in Pharmacy. Debbie worked as a Pharmacist for 10 years before persuing a Masters Degree in teaching (MAT) from the University of Arkansas at Monticello
She taught Mathematics for 10 years, 4 years in Bradley, and in Springhill to the present.
Debbie & Jerrie and Daughters were members of First Baptist Church in Hope, Arkansas. She was a devoted wife and mother. She loved and was loved by all that knew her.She put others first always.
Debbie enjoyed camping with her family, especially in the mountains of Colorado. She dearly loved teaching and her students.
Debbie was preceeded in death by her father Larry Wayne Tyler.
She is survived by her husband Jerry McMaster, Two daughters Claire and Erin McMaster, her mother Wynne Copeland Tyler, Two sisters Kristie Jo Tyler, Julie Tyler Burton and husband Bruce, one nephew Ethan Burton, and a number of cousions and other family members and friends
Funeral Services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday June 14, 2010 @ the First Baptist Church in Hope with Bro. Mark A. Fischer and the Rev Ron Eldridge officiating. Burial will be in the Wilson Cemetery.
Visitation 6:00 to 8:00 p.m., Sunday June 13 at the Smith Funeral Home Chapel in Stamps, Ar.
Cause of Death: Died in the Albert Pike/Caddo Gap, AR flash flood tragedy
She graduated from Bradley High School in 1985: She attended Henderson State University for three years, and then transferred to the University Of Arkansas of Pharmacy in Little Rock. and received a degree in Pharmacy. Debbie worked as a Pharmacist for 10 years before persuing a Masters Degree in teaching (MAT) from the University of Arkansas at Monticello
She taught Mathematics for 10 years, 4 years in Bradley, and in Springhill to the present.
Debbie & Jerrie and Daughters were members of First Baptist Church in Hope, Arkansas. She was a devoted wife and mother. She loved and was loved by all that knew her.She put others first always.
Debbie enjoyed camping with her family, especially in the mountains of Colorado. She dearly loved teaching and her students.
Debbie was preceeded in death by her father Larry Wayne Tyler.
She is survived by her husband Jerry McMaster, Two daughters Claire and Erin McMaster, her mother Wynne Copeland Tyler, Two sisters Kristie Jo Tyler, Julie Tyler Burton and husband Bruce, one nephew Ethan Burton, and a number of cousions and other family members and friends
Funeral Services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday June 14, 2010 @ the First Baptist Church in Hope with Bro. Mark A. Fischer and the Rev Ron Eldridge officiating. Burial will be in the Wilson Cemetery.
Visitation 6:00 to 8:00 p.m., Sunday June 13 at the Smith Funeral Home Chapel in Stamps, Ar.
Cause of Death: Died in the Albert Pike/Caddo Gap, AR flash flood tragedy
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