Deborah Lee (Debby) Stolsworth, 55, of Lorena, passed away Sunday, March 29th at her residence. Funeral services will be 11AM Wednesday, April 1st at Lake Shore Funeral Home Chapel with Pastors Mitch Curtis and Randy Sadler officiating. Visitation will be 6 to 8PM Tuesday, March 31st at Lake Shore Funeral Home, 5201 Steinbeck Bend in Waco. Thoughts and memories may be shared in the online Guest Book at www.LakeShoreFuneralHome.com.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Billy Joe Pogue and Mattie Lenora (Pryor) Gastineau, and nephew, James Russell Stolsworth.
Survivors include husband Eddy Stolsworth; son, Keith Allen and wife, Misty; daughters, Melissa Stolsworth and Diana Stolsworth; six grandchildren; brothers, Tommy Pogue and wife, Vicky and Sammy Pogue and wife, Cheyenne; thirteen nieces and nephews; step-father, J.R. Gastineau; and in-laws, J.C. and Betty Stolsworth.
Memorials may be made to Horsefeathers Therapeutic Equestrian Center 692 VZCR 3706 Edgewood, TX 75117.
Please never forget that Debby loved her family and friends dearly.
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Your birthday is tomorrow Aunt Debby and I wish I could call you and tell you how much I love you. I miss you so much.
Debby will always own a piece of our heart
We knew her for the better part of her life and can now imagine a glorious reunion between Debby and her dad and mon,Bill and Lenora Pogue, in Heaven.
Deb we Love and will miss you.So glad to have last supper with you and Eddy
THIS IS AUNT DIRTY. DEBBIE GAVE ME THIS NAME. I WILL TREASURE HER MEMORY. SHE WAS A UNIQUE PERSON, LOVED BY ALL. TOMMY , SAMMY, AND FAMILIES I LOVE YOU ALL.
AUNT SHIRLEY
KIETH ABD EDDY
OUR HEARTS GO OUT TO YOU IN YOUR LOSS. ONLY GOD CAN TRULY HEAL YOUR BROKEN HEARTS AND HE WILL WITH TIME.
OUR LOVE TO YOU AND YOURS.
PHIL AND SHIRLEY(POGUE)BANNER
Duane & I worked with Debbie in Freestone County. She was a real pleasure to work with and was a very good landman. She was such fun to visit with, she always had stories to tell about her family. It was so apparent to us that she loved her family very much. I know Debbie loved the Lord and I pray that you will take comfort at this time knowing that she is with her Lord and Savior.
We had the privilege of working with Debby in Fairfield, TX and she was truly a kind and thoughtful person. Even when things were going rough in her life she would always ask how you were and would really be concerned. I’m really going to miss her laugh, it was infectious.
I remember Debbie years ago and she was always so nice and thoughtful.Debbie was a very sweet person.
Debby was truly one of the kindest person I ever knew. It did not matter if you saw her every day or once a year, she was always the same and made you feel comfortable to be around. I and surely many others will miss her dearly. God Bless her family while they go through their grief.
Love, Sheila (A long time friend)