Debra Jean Schoolcraft-Harris went to her Heavenly home on August 6, 2021 at the age of 59. She was at home and surround by her family. She was born in Rogers, AR on June 3, 1962 to Alfred "Smokey" and Martha Schoolcraft.
Debbie was a cowgirl all of her life and she often told stories of working cows and horses with her daddy. She enjoyed going to rodeos in her younger years, and she even got on a bull or two. She had a passion for life and she loved to live it. Debbie was a strong and courageous woman raising her two kids by herself and having a hand in raising several dozen other. It was often said by many that she was the strongest woman they knew. Debbie was a giver. She loved giving her time to those in need
and volunteering with different organizations in order to help make McCurtain County a better place for the future generations. In her later years, Debbie was content to spend time with her family and work in her yard, which was a great sense of pride to her. She especially loved spending time with her kids and grand kids.
Debbie is proceeded in death by her Daddy, Alfred Schoolcraft; Bonus Dad, Everette Medders; Paternal Grandparents, Will and Maggie Schoolcraft; Maternal Grandparents, Frank and Addie Evans; and Bonus Son, Sky Tucker Lane.
Debbie leaves to cherish her memory her daughter, Tana Schoolcraft and son Pace; her son Michael Schoolcraft, his wife Jade, and sons Jace and Brody; her mother Martha Medders all of Broken Bow; Sisters Deann Ray and husband Les of Franklin, KY, and Rebecca Morgan and husband David of Paris, TX; Brothers David Schoolcraft and wife Rhonda of Broken Bow and Jason Schoolcraft and wife Pam of Franklin, KY; Nieces, Nephews; A host of Aunts, Uncles, Cousins, Great Nieces, Great Nephews and many many friends that will also miss her dearly.
A Celebration of Life Service will be held at 10:00 AM, Monday, August 9, 2021 at the Faith Christian Center with Bro. Chuck Darby officiating. Interment will follow at Canfield Cemetery
Debbie was a cowgirl all of her life and she often told stories of working cows and horses with her daddy. She enjoyed going to rodeos in her younger years, and she even got on a bull or two. She had a passion for life and she loved to live it. Debbie was a strong and courageous woman raising her two kids by herself and having a hand in raising several dozen other. It was often said by many that she was the strongest woman they knew. Debbie was a giver. She loved giving her time to those in need
and volunteering with different organizations in order to help make McCurtain County a better place for the future generations. In her later years, Debbie was content to spend time with her family and work in her yard, which was a great sense of pride to her. She especially loved spending time with her kids and grand kids.
Debbie is proceeded in death by her Daddy, Alfred Schoolcraft; Bonus Dad, Everette Medders; Paternal Grandparents, Will and Maggie Schoolcraft; Maternal Grandparents, Frank and Addie Evans; and Bonus Son, Sky Tucker Lane.
Debbie leaves to cherish her memory her daughter, Tana Schoolcraft and son Pace; her son Michael Schoolcraft, his wife Jade, and sons Jace and Brody; her mother Martha Medders all of Broken Bow; Sisters Deann Ray and husband Les of Franklin, KY, and Rebecca Morgan and husband David of Paris, TX; Brothers David Schoolcraft and wife Rhonda of Broken Bow and Jason Schoolcraft and wife Pam of Franklin, KY; Nieces, Nephews; A host of Aunts, Uncles, Cousins, Great Nieces, Great Nephews and many many friends that will also miss her dearly.
A Celebration of Life Service will be held at 10:00 AM, Monday, August 9, 2021 at the Faith Christian Center with Bro. Chuck Darby officiating. Interment will follow at Canfield Cemetery
Debra Jean Schoolcraft-Harris went to her Heavenly home on August 6, 2021 at the age of 59. She was at home and surround by her family. She was born in Rogers, AR on June 3, 1962 to Alfred "Smokey" and Martha Schoolcraft.
Debbie was a cowgirl all of her life and she often told stories of working cows and horses with her daddy. She enjoyed going to rodeos in her younger years, and she even got on a bull or two. She had a passion for life and she loved to live it. Debbie was a strong and courageous woman raising her two kids by herself and having a hand in raising several dozen other. It was often said by many that she was the strongest woman they knew. Debbie was a giver. She loved giving her time to those in need
and volunteering with different organizations in order to help make McCurtain County a better place for the future generations. In her later years, Debbie was content to spend time with her family and work in her yard, which was a great sense of pride to her. She especially loved spending time with her kids and grand kids.
Debbie is proceeded in death by her Daddy, Alfred Schoolcraft; Bonus Dad, Everette Medders; Paternal Grandparents, Will and Maggie Schoolcraft; Maternal Grandparents, Frank and Addie Evans; and Bonus Son, Sky Tucker Lane.
Debbie leaves to cherish her memory her daughter, Tana Schoolcraft and son Pace; her son Michael Schoolcraft, his wife Jade, and sons Jace and Brody; her mother Martha Medders all of Broken Bow; Sisters Deann Ray and husband Les of Franklin, KY, and Rebecca Morgan and husband David of Paris, TX; Brothers David Schoolcraft and wife Rhonda of Broken Bow and Jason Schoolcraft and wife Pam of Franklin, KY; Nieces, Nephews; A host of Aunts, Uncles, Cousins, Great Nieces, Great Nephews and many many friends that will also miss her dearly.
A Celebration of Life Service will be held at 10:00 AM, Monday, August 9, 2021 at the Faith Christian Center with Bro. Chuck Darby officiating. Interment will follow at Canfield Cemetery
Debbie was a cowgirl all of her life and she often told stories of working cows and horses with her daddy. She enjoyed going to rodeos in her younger years, and she even got on a bull or two. She had a passion for life and she loved to live it. Debbie was a strong and courageous woman raising her two kids by herself and having a hand in raising several dozen other. It was often said by many that she was the strongest woman they knew. Debbie was a giver. She loved giving her time to those in need
and volunteering with different organizations in order to help make McCurtain County a better place for the future generations. In her later years, Debbie was content to spend time with her family and work in her yard, which was a great sense of pride to her. She especially loved spending time with her kids and grand kids.
Debbie is proceeded in death by her Daddy, Alfred Schoolcraft; Bonus Dad, Everette Medders; Paternal Grandparents, Will and Maggie Schoolcraft; Maternal Grandparents, Frank and Addie Evans; and Bonus Son, Sky Tucker Lane.
Debbie leaves to cherish her memory her daughter, Tana Schoolcraft and son Pace; her son Michael Schoolcraft, his wife Jade, and sons Jace and Brody; her mother Martha Medders all of Broken Bow; Sisters Deann Ray and husband Les of Franklin, KY, and Rebecca Morgan and husband David of Paris, TX; Brothers David Schoolcraft and wife Rhonda of Broken Bow and Jason Schoolcraft and wife Pam of Franklin, KY; Nieces, Nephews; A host of Aunts, Uncles, Cousins, Great Nieces, Great Nephews and many many friends that will also miss her dearly.
A Celebration of Life Service will be held at 10:00 AM, Monday, August 9, 2021 at the Faith Christian Center with Bro. Chuck Darby officiating. Interment will follow at Canfield Cemetery
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