Deborah Mueller Obituary

Although Debbie moved from Annapolis to South Carolina many years ago, I still considered her a close friend...we understood each other, coming from the New England area. She was a wonderful mother and Heather and Laura shine now because of Debbie's influence. May all the fond memories of time spent together...especially the trip to Paris....sustain you at this time. Love, Linda

Dear Heather and Laura, I was your mother's artist friend and pewmate. I have heard about you both for years. I am trying to reach either of you by phone without success. I am at 843-873-4354 or 800-469-2224 I am devastated with the news and deeply sorry for your loss. Please call me. Maggie Hoybach

I always looked forward to chatting with Debbie during the brief time she sat with us at the SMC Volunteer lunch table. She had a calm, pleasant demeanor that reflected her inner strength and goodness, and she is sorely missed.

My condolences to Deborah's family and friends. Although I didn't know Deborah that well, she and I enjoyed chatting every Tuesday at SMC, where she and I volunteered. Had a few laughs comparing our medical experiences and discussing Annapolis and Sandy Point. Deborah will be missed. RIP.

Heather & Family,
You are in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

Heather,
I am so sorry to hear about your loss. May the Lord hold you and your family close in your time of need.

God is the pillow of our comfort, lean on him and he will supply all our needs. There is not a pray that he doesn't here. May God bless and keep you and our family during your time of bereavement. You're Mckesson Family

Debbie, thanks for teaching me to just tell it like it is. You raised wonderful daughters. Love from afar,

Although we have never met, I wanted to reach out to you all. I came to know your mother & grandmother, through Carol Jones' exercise-dance class. It was Debbie, who graciously made room for me within her back corner, "dance territory"; and encouraged me to become a regular member of the group. We eventually began to make some time before and/or after class, to engage in some mutual family-centered bragging sessions. Of course we also talked about the gardens and never ending yard work too. It impressed me when she talked about her volunteer work at the hospital. And then there were the conversations about the things we liked to read. We also shared countless funny moments until I eventually trained my feet to get in sync with the rest of the class. I send you my deepest sympathies. She was a remarkable woman and a treasure.

Take comfort in knowing that now you have a special guardian angel to watch over you.

I was so sad when I got the news that your mom had died. She was a wonderfully funny and delightful woman. When I worked at SPC she volunteered in the office. My name is Ruby but she affectionately called me Ruby Rita. I always looked forward to seeing her because she always made us laugh. She loved you all so much and was so proud of you. She will be greatly missed by us all. You are all in our prayers.

Heather and Laura
We are so sorry to hear of your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you!

Heather,
I'm so sorry to hear of the passing of your mother. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.