Birth date: Apr 19, 1954 Death date: Aug 10, 2021
Deborah L. Easton, 67, of Westlake, passed away on Tuesday, August 10, 2021. Deb is the daughter of Victor and Patsy (nee Farkas) Scigliano; the wife of 47 years to George Easton; mother to Matthew (Jennifer) Easton; sister to Vic Read Obituary
My deepest sympathy to the family
Barbara Demko Werner
Rocky River Ohio
In total shock, still cannot believe this. There are alot of memories to share. Remembering you, and and Cheryl watching me as a child(I'm still a child) I will miss the talks we have about cheering on the bad guys against Ohio State, that team up North😂😂 You will definitely be missed, although I try not to think about what happened. I would like to be reminded of giving life, than be taken away. Debbie, you're like a sister to me, you will always be in my heart, my mind, my soul. Yes, you always ssid, be the same Grub, never change! I haven't, but I or is have not(we called it the Grub Language😂) Will always miss you, and for George, he will be fine, will take some time for the healing process. As I always say, I'm just a Gigolo. Love All, and I Grub, love you Deb!
Grub😧😓
My one and only sister. My big sister. We have decades of memories and I will treasure them all. We had so much fun when we were together. Most of the time we were laughing and doing something fun. But even during the sad times there is no one I would rather have by my side. Deb was such a good listener and when asked she gave honest advise. She treated my girls Jenny and Kate as if they were her own because that’s just how she was. On my drives home from visiting Jenny and family in CT we would talk on the phone for 5 straight hours until I was pulling in the drive and home safe. We’ve had decades of birthdays, easter, thanksgiving, Christmas Eve and our annual family Christmas visit to Holy Cross Cemetery traditions. Holy Cross Cemetery was a large family gathering of all ages started at our parents site where we sang Christmas carols, had New Years poppers, a shot here and there and even a few cartwheels. We had about 12 graves to visit and always followed up with lunch. I could go on and on but I will spare you all.
In closing Deb was the best sister I could ask for and I was blessed to have her in my life for so long. I will miss you deeply and long for the day we are together again. We had a great ride.....
All my love to you Sis, Cher
