Debbie Ann Webb was born in Indianapolis, Indiana on December 26, 1957 to Herman and Elise Lytle. She entered Heaven’s gates on November 29, 2019 at the age of 61. Debbie graduated from Lawrence Central High School in 1976.
Debbie was a devoted wife, mother and friend. She loved helping and caring for people and always put herself last. She would never hold back her opinion and always had a knack of telling it how it is. Debbie always told you the truth even if it wasn’t what you wanted to hear. It was the school of hard knocks and yes we were told many times how she had to walk miles in a blizzard to get to school. With that being said, she was genius to a fault. Debbie had an extensive vocabulary, and was proficient at knowing more curse words than one could learn in a lifetime. Debbie was also a master in the kitchen and made sure her family was well fed with delicious meals.
Debbie was a devoted employee of Myers & Stauffer for 30 years. Debbie was one of the first employees of the company that now employs over 300 people. She was loved by all her coworkers and always knew how to make the work hours enjoyable
Debbie was one of a kind and will be surely missed by all. Debbie, you loved the song and now you are apart of “God’s Country”.
Debbie was survived by her loving husband of 29 years, Mark Webb of Indianapolis. She was also survived by her mother Elise Lytle, daughter Ashley Webb, son Steven Webb, all of Indianapolis, her brother and sister in law John and Rose Lytle of Gulfport, Mississippi, grandson Desmond Webb and several aunts, uncles and cousins throughout the United States. She was preceded in death by her father, Herman Lytle and four grandparents.
A funeral service celebrating her life will be held on Saturday, December 14, 2019, at 12:00 PM at Indiana funeral care, 8151 Allisonville Rd, Indianapolis, Indiana.
Debbie was a devoted wife, mother and friend. She loved helping and caring for people and always put herself last. She would never hold back her opinion and always had a knack of telling it how it is. Debbie always told you the truth even if it wasn’t what you wanted to hear. It was the school of hard knocks and yes we were told many times how she had to walk miles in a blizzard to get to school. With that being said, she was genius to a fault. Debbie had an extensive vocabulary, and was proficient at knowing more curse words than one could learn in a lifetime. Debbie was also a master in the kitchen and made sure her family was well fed with delicious meals.
Debbie was a devoted employee of Myers & Stauffer for 30 years. Debbie was one of the first employees of the company that now employs over 300 people. She was loved by all her coworkers and always knew how to make the work hours enjoyable
Debbie was one of a kind and will be surely missed by all. Debbie, you loved the song and now you are apart of “God’s Country”.
Debbie was survived by her loving husband of 29 years, Mark Webb of Indianapolis. She was also survived by her mother Elise Lytle, daughter Ashley Webb, son Steven Webb, all of Indianapolis, her brother and sister in law John and Rose Lytle of Gulfport, Mississippi, grandson Desmond Webb and several aunts, uncles and cousins throughout the United States. She was preceded in death by her father, Herman Lytle and four grandparents.
A funeral service celebrating her life will be held on Saturday, December 14, 2019, at 12:00 PM at Indiana funeral care, 8151 Allisonville Rd, Indianapolis, Indiana.
Debbie Ann Webb was born in Indianapolis, Indiana on December 26, 1957 to Herman and Elise Lytle. She entered Heaven’s gates on November 29, 2019 at the age of 61. Debbie graduated from Lawrence Central High School in 1976.
Debbie was a devoted wife, mother and friend. She loved helping and caring for people and always put herself last. She would never hold back her opinion and always had a knack of telling it how it is. Debbie always told you the truth even if it wasn’t what you wanted to hear. It was the school of hard knocks and yes we were told many times how she had to walk miles in a blizzard to get to school. With that being said, she was genius to a fault. Debbie had an extensive vocabulary, and was proficient at knowing more curse words than one could learn in a lifetime. Debbie was also a master in the kitchen and made sure her family was well fed with delicious meals.
Debbie was a devoted employee of Myers & Stauffer for 30 years. Debbie was one of the first employees of the company that now employs over 300 people. She was loved by all her coworkers and always knew how to make the work hours enjoyable
Debbie was one of a kind and will be surely missed by all. Debbie, you loved the song and now you are apart of “God’s Country”.
Debbie was survived by her loving husband of 29 years, Mark Webb of Indianapolis. She was also survived by her mother Elise Lytle, daughter Ashley Webb, son Steven Webb, all of Indianapolis, her brother and sister in law John and Rose Lytle of Gulfport, Mississippi, grandson Desmond Webb and several aunts, uncles and cousins throughout the United States. She was preceded in death by her father, Herman Lytle and four grandparents.
A funeral service celebrating her life will be held on Saturday, December 14, 2019, at 12:00 PM at Indiana funeral care, 8151 Allisonville Rd, Indianapolis, Indiana.
Debbie was a devoted wife, mother and friend. She loved helping and caring for people and always put herself last. She would never hold back her opinion and always had a knack of telling it how it is. Debbie always told you the truth even if it wasn’t what you wanted to hear. It was the school of hard knocks and yes we were told many times how she had to walk miles in a blizzard to get to school. With that being said, she was genius to a fault. Debbie had an extensive vocabulary, and was proficient at knowing more curse words than one could learn in a lifetime. Debbie was also a master in the kitchen and made sure her family was well fed with delicious meals.
Debbie was a devoted employee of Myers & Stauffer for 30 years. Debbie was one of the first employees of the company that now employs over 300 people. She was loved by all her coworkers and always knew how to make the work hours enjoyable
Debbie was one of a kind and will be surely missed by all. Debbie, you loved the song and now you are apart of “God’s Country”.
Debbie was survived by her loving husband of 29 years, Mark Webb of Indianapolis. She was also survived by her mother Elise Lytle, daughter Ashley Webb, son Steven Webb, all of Indianapolis, her brother and sister in law John and Rose Lytle of Gulfport, Mississippi, grandson Desmond Webb and several aunts, uncles and cousins throughout the United States. She was preceded in death by her father, Herman Lytle and four grandparents.
A funeral service celebrating her life will be held on Saturday, December 14, 2019, at 12:00 PM at Indiana funeral care, 8151 Allisonville Rd, Indianapolis, Indiana.
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