Jim we always enjoyed the time spent with both you and Deb especially the reunions down the Cape, most memorable being this past summer at the Lighthouse Inn sharing too much coffee at breakfast on a couple of beautiful mornings by the ocean. Someone so special can never be forgotten. This loss has saddened our entire family. We hope the precious memories you carry in your heart will help you through this challenging time.

Tom and Peggi and family

We enjoyed all the times when Deb and Jim would visit, especially during the annual reunion here on the Cape. The one that stands out most is when they stayed with us and we went to dinner at the Mattakeese. We also walked to Bone Hill Beach, where Deb declared "This is heaven". We will miss her sunny smile.

Marie and Steve Rizzo

We’re not sure when we first met you Deb. It could’ve been at our mother’s surprise birthday in Boston, at Yankee Stadium, or a visit to our home for a holiday party, but you have always been part of our family. Your welcoming smile and comforting acceptance immediately made us feel like old friends. Get togethers were always fun and full of laughter. We love you and you will be missed.

Roberta, Dave and family

Deb was one of the nicest people I have ever had the privilege to meet. You are all in my thoughts and prayers! Hoping you can fill some of the hole left with memories of her beautiful smile and personality.

Ann Flaherty (Jim’s Sister)

We Met Deb for the first time not long after they moved to NY. They lived near Sleepy Hollow. She had a presence that felt like we knew her all our lives. She was always such a joy to be with. Enjoyed my fishing excursion with her and Jim, when we left Jim to deal with a game warden as we didn’t have our licenses. We love you Deb and will miss you!

Deb had a calm and peaceful presence during our annual get together at Steven and Marie's. We are deeply sorry but thankful for the time and joy that she shared with Jim. Love always Ed and Maryann Rizzo, Chris, Lisa and Benjamin Rizzo. Alyssa and Scott Turgeon.