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Deborah A. Stevens Patrick
1957 – 2014
Deborah A. Stevens Patrick, 56, of Ashland, passed away Wednesday March 26, 2014, at Kings Daughters Medical Center with her daughter and son-in-law at her side.
Ms. Patrick was born November 11, 1957 in Ashland, Ky, daughter of the late Ishmal W. and Marian L. Wheeler Stevens. She was a graduate of Paul Blazer High School, class of 1975, a homemaker, a member of American Legion, and loved to shop. Deborah was well known for her love and devotionto animals of all kinds.
Deborah was an inspiration to all who knew her. Her strength and to live were enormous and she fought a brave fight until the very end. She will be greatly missed by all who knew her.
She is survived by her daughter Courtney Mayse and her husband Dusty, and a host of family and close friends, Patricia Miller and Johnda Holbrook.
A memorial service honoring Ms. Patrick’s life at 2:00pm Saturday, April 5, 2014 at Catlettsburg First Church of the Nazarene, 1400 Center Street in Catlettsburg. Pastor Frank Hulett will officiate. Graveside services to follow at Stevens Cemetery, Durbin Road.
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Jan Baker (Conn)
So very sad, I had no idea Debbie had passed, I had seen her a few times in years past, when I had scanned her in MRI, she was always so sweet & I can see her Beautiful smile. As we all know life is so fragile & as we have witnessed, our friends & classmates are often gone way to soon! God bless her family, Jan Conn
Becky Bolner (West)
I was stunned when Dona (Gallaher) Miller messaged me on FB and told me that Debbie had passed. I had no idea that she was even ill. In September 1975, Debbie invited me over to her house for a sleepover. We had company (just for the evening to play pool - wanted to make that clear - ha!ha!) - some boys from Boyd County. One of those boys was her date, Ronnie Fannin. His twin brother, Donnie and my husband of 37 years, Jeff West made up the other two. Debbie was my friend and I loved her very much. She was always kind to me, and her parents were lovely people. As time went on, I became involved in preparing my wedding and Debbie and I just simply drifted apart.
Her extended family live on Durbin Creek where my husband and his family are from. I know where her family cemetery is and will have the opportunity to go there and lay flowers on her grave. I am so sad that she no longer shares the world with us.
Becky Bolner West