Debra Ann Deutsch Bulger
July 18, 1952 – July 28, 2020
Debbie succumbed to cancer July 28, 2020 at her home in Woodinville. She was the third child born to Edwin and Phyllis (Smith) Deutsch in Menomonie, Wisconsin. She moved with her parents to Kent Washington in 1966 and graduated from Kent Meridian High School. Following high school, she attended Weaver Airline School in Kansas City, Missouri. Her first job was with AAA in Seattle where she gave traffic reports on KJR radio. She later became the traffic reporter and radio personality on KJR for 9 years and then on KLSY radio. She met the husband of her dreams at a TGIF event in Edmonds, and they married in 1985, moved to Woodinville, Washington and had 2 sons. Debbie was involved with her boys’ sports, Scouts, and school, she told children’s stories at libraries, bookstores, the Seattle Center and the Aquarium, hosted Mom’s Camps and lastly worked as Office Manager at Feng Shui property managers in Mill Creek, Washington.
Surviving Debb is her husband of 35 years James S. (Jim) Bulger; sons, E6 USN Scott (Paige) of Dallas, Texas, and Timothy (Lauren) of Snohomish, Washington; sisters Linda Lambert of Everett and Diane Ross recently of Cassville, Missouri and several nieces, nephews, cousins and a multitude friends.
All donations were used to plant trees in her memory throughout the Pacific Northwest via the non-profit organization https://onetreeplanted.org
Thank you for your support in Loving memory of this most beautiful woman. We’re so grateful and expectant to grow a forest!
Love, Jim, Scott, and Tim Bulger
July 18, 1952 – July 28, 2020
Debbie succumbed to cancer July 28, 2020 at her home in Woodinville. She was the third child born to Edwin and Phyllis (Smith) Deutsch in Menomonie, Wisconsin. She moved with her parents to Kent Washington in 1966 and graduated from Kent Meridian High School. Following high school, she attended Weaver Airline School in Kansas City, Missouri. Her first job was with AAA in Seattle where she gave traffic reports on KJR radio. She later became the traffic reporter and radio personality on KJR for 9 years and then on KLSY radio. She met the husband of her dreams at a TGIF event in Edmonds, and they married in 1985, moved to Woodinville, Washington and had 2 sons. Debbie was involved with her boys’ sports, Scouts, and school, she told children’s stories at libraries, bookstores, the Seattle Center and the Aquarium, hosted Mom’s Camps and lastly worked as Office Manager at Feng Shui property managers in Mill Creek, Washington.
Surviving Debb is her husband of 35 years James S. (Jim) Bulger; sons, E6 USN Scott (Paige) of Dallas, Texas, and Timothy (Lauren) of Snohomish, Washington; sisters Linda Lambert of Everett and Diane Ross recently of Cassville, Missouri and several nieces, nephews, cousins and a multitude friends.
All donations were used to plant trees in her memory throughout the Pacific Northwest via the non-profit organization https://onetreeplanted.org
Thank you for your support in Loving memory of this most beautiful woman. We’re so grateful and expectant to grow a forest!
Love, Jim, Scott, and Tim Bulger
Debra Ann Deutsch Bulger
July 18, 1952 – July 28, 2020
Debbie succumbed to cancer July 28, 2020 at her home in Woodinville. She was the third child born to Edwin and Phyllis (Smith) Deutsch in Menomonie, Wisconsin. She moved with her parents to Kent Washington in 1966 and graduated from Kent Meridian High School. Following high school, she attended Weaver Airline School in Kansas City, Missouri. Her first job was with AAA in Seattle where she gave traffic reports on KJR radio. She later became the traffic reporter and radio personality on KJR for 9 years and then on KLSY radio. She met the husband of her dreams at a TGIF event in Edmonds, and they married in 1985, moved to Woodinville, Washington and had 2 sons. Debbie was involved with her boys’ sports, Scouts, and school, she told children’s stories at libraries, bookstores, the Seattle Center and the Aquarium, hosted Mom’s Camps and lastly worked as Office Manager at Feng Shui property managers in Mill Creek, Washington.
Surviving Debb is her husband of 35 years James S. (Jim) Bulger; sons, E6 USN Scott (Paige) of Dallas, Texas, and Timothy (Lauren) of Snohomish, Washington; sisters Linda Lambert of Everett and Diane Ross recently of Cassville, Missouri and several nieces, nephews, cousins and a multitude friends.
All donations were used to plant trees in her memory throughout the Pacific Northwest via the non-profit organization https://onetreeplanted.org
Thank you for your support in Loving memory of this most beautiful woman. We’re so grateful and expectant to grow a forest!
Love, Jim, Scott, and Tim Bulger
July 18, 1952 – July 28, 2020
Debbie succumbed to cancer July 28, 2020 at her home in Woodinville. She was the third child born to Edwin and Phyllis (Smith) Deutsch in Menomonie, Wisconsin. She moved with her parents to Kent Washington in 1966 and graduated from Kent Meridian High School. Following high school, she attended Weaver Airline School in Kansas City, Missouri. Her first job was with AAA in Seattle where she gave traffic reports on KJR radio. She later became the traffic reporter and radio personality on KJR for 9 years and then on KLSY radio. She met the husband of her dreams at a TGIF event in Edmonds, and they married in 1985, moved to Woodinville, Washington and had 2 sons. Debbie was involved with her boys’ sports, Scouts, and school, she told children’s stories at libraries, bookstores, the Seattle Center and the Aquarium, hosted Mom’s Camps and lastly worked as Office Manager at Feng Shui property managers in Mill Creek, Washington.
Surviving Debb is her husband of 35 years James S. (Jim) Bulger; sons, E6 USN Scott (Paige) of Dallas, Texas, and Timothy (Lauren) of Snohomish, Washington; sisters Linda Lambert of Everett and Diane Ross recently of Cassville, Missouri and several nieces, nephews, cousins and a multitude friends.
All donations were used to plant trees in her memory throughout the Pacific Northwest via the non-profit organization https://onetreeplanted.org
Thank you for your support in Loving memory of this most beautiful woman. We’re so grateful and expectant to grow a forest!
Love, Jim, Scott, and Tim Bulger
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