Debra Carmer
January 6, 1963 ~ March 31, 2020
Debra Carmer, 57, of Elizabethtown, passed away unexpectedly March 31, 2020, at her home.
Debra was born January 6, 1963, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, the daughter of Larry L. and Margaret Burns Carmer.
She had worked 33 years at DSI where she was able to enjoy her passion of working with developmentally challenged individuals.
Debra was such a loving and kind soul. In her spare time she loved being around her family, especially her nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be private at the Jewell-Rittman Family Funeral Home. Inurnment will be at Springer Cemetery. A Celebration of Life will be held at a later date.
Survivors include her father, Larry L. (Linda) Carmer of Kentucky and mother, Margaret (Gary) Zeigler of Taylorsville; and siblings, Loretta (Phil) Mahoney of Columbus, Larry (Onieca) Carmer of Columbus, Dorance Carmer of Kentucky, James (Susan) Bass of Alabama, Stacy Petro of Columbus, Michael Bass of Columbus and Debbie Zeigler of Columbus.
She was preceded in death by her grandparents and a sister, Sandy Bowling.
Debra will be sadly missed by her family and friends.
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Such a great friend loved her love for her nephews and nieces. She was a guardian and humble soul!
I loved this lady. She and I had been through a lot.Will miss her a lot. I wish could have been there for her.
One of my best friends since Jr High, I will truly miss her smile and thoughtfulness. Hope she has found her peace.
Such a very special lady. I will miss her visits and looking at photos with her. Such a kind and gentle soul. I wish I could have done more. We love you Debbie and will mis you each day😢
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Heaven gained a very special Angel. You will always be one of our sisters. Love you Debbie.
Debbie was my 5th sister. So many memories. I love her and will miss her.
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Sisters always and forever. …
Kramer was one of the most beautiful, kind and loving person I have ever known. My life is truly blessed to have had her in my life. I will miss her more than words can say but I pray that she is at peace now. I love you, Kramer. Spacy
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She was such a sweet person. So sorry to hear this! She gave her cat Slippers to my son and she would come visit Slippers often. I also worked with her at Hardee’s years ago. My deepest sympathy to her family.
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I want to say how sorry I am for the families loss. I met Debbie a few times and she was a very humble and loving person always ready to be there for whatever you need. My parents Roger and Diane Pitts lived by the boys in Elizabethtown. Larry and Dorance our thoughts are with you. Call me if you need to talk. Love and peace be with you. Peggy Heitz
My sweet beautiful Aunt Debbie ❤️ Oh my heart is broken. I love you. I miss you terribly already.
I remember when she would come get Yorkster with her client. They all loved it.
Debra had a heart of gold. She would always think of others first. She loved her family and her clients so much. You could just talk for hours with her about anything. I’m Play some Steven Tyler in your honor. Good bye my friend
Debra would often borrow my miniature Yorkie with her client, and have so much fun. I didn’t know her well, but from what I do know, she had a heart of gold. The world lost a beautiful soul, when right now that is what we need. Carry on in heaven, Debra!