Obituary for Deborah A. Hamilton
In the memory of our beloved Deborah Ann Hamilton who was born in Kansas City, Missouri on 26th July 1931 and passed away on 12th January 2012, Deborah was 80 years old. Deborah leaves her 4 children, Robin Edington of Willmington, North Carolina, Tanya Hamilton of Miami, Florida, Jeff Hamilton of Casselberry, Florida, and Stacey Hamilton of Casselberry, Florida. Deborah has 11 Grandchildren, and 6 great grandchildren. Deborah is proceded in death by her Father and Mother Leonard and Merle Danielson,and Grandson Phillip Wayne Ott, and 3 sisters Earlene Taylor, Shirley Whitaker and Sara Jane Danielson, and is survived by her loving Sister Carol Minshall who spent many wonderful moments with her before Deborah\'s passing.
Deborah graduated from the Kansas City School of Business. Deborah played piano and sang Jazz blues and performed for the Kansas City Veterans Hospital and played the starring role of "Rebecca" in Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farms. Deborah was a accomplished pianist and dancer. Deborah was a runway model in San Francisco.
Deborah enjoyed gardening. In lieu of flowers the family asks that living plants in memory of Deborah's life be given to represent her spirit still lives on.
The answer is the destination, but the reasoning can only be found in the journey...We learn by trying to work it out...And we grow by the discoveries we make along the way...We may never find the answer or reach the destination, but we've made the trip worthwhile simply by having the courage to take it , and all the wonderful people along the way. We thank all of Deborah's family for all of the wonderful love shown in the last year during Deborah's illness.
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Deborah graduated from the Kansas City School of Business. Deborah played piano and sang Jazz blues and performed for the Kansas City Veterans Hospital and played the starring role of "Rebecca" in Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farms. Deborah was a accomplished pianist and dancer. Deborah was a runway model in San Francisco.
Deborah enjoyed gardening. In lieu of flowers the family asks that living plants in memory of Deborah's life be given to represent her spirit still lives on.
The answer is the destination, but the reasoning can only be found in the journey...We learn by trying to work it out...And we grow by the discoveries we make along the way...We may never find the answer or reach the destination, but we've made the trip worthwhile simply by having the courage to take it , and all the wonderful people along the way. We thank all of Deborah's family for all of the wonderful love shown in the last year during Deborah's illness.
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