I am Debbie's third born daughter. My mother passed away on February 29, 2009 from a rare medical problem-- SCAD (spontaneous right coronary artery dissection). She was an otherwise a healthy woman and it was very much a sad unexpected loss. If anyone has any "old school" stories/memories of my mother, I would love to read them!
I used to walk or drive Debbie home from high school and sit on her front porch for hours just talking. I liked her so much. So sorry she is not with us.
Losing classmatres who were with you from Adrian Elementary through Memorial Jr. High and on to Brush brings a profound sadness. I am sorry for the family's loss. This is hard. We used to laugh (back in Adrian days) that our last names were hard to spell. I remember Debbie as being quiet in class and louder much outside of class. She had many friends and was well-liked. A quick memory is of the hair-styles back in the day! Ugh! WE ALL cringe at our old pictures! May you be graced with many good memories of Debbie.
I remember Debbie very well from Adrian through Brush. This is so sad. I remember Debbie was always beautiful and very kind and nice to everyone. So sorry for the loss to the family and to us all.
I was sorry to hear about Debbie. She waas always there with a smile. Though the years have passed I still have fond memories of her and many others from Adrian and on through High School.
She was on my floor when we were freshman at Kent State's Terrace Hall. She had long, beautiful hair. She was quiet and sensitive, like me. Did she always have that heart condition?
In todays obituary was listed, Sheryl Prochaska, 68 of South Euclid, passed away June 30, 2020 at her residence. "Sheryl was preceded in death by sister, Deborah J. McGill"
Frank Giammaria
Does anyone know how Debbie Prochaska died?
Dana McGill
I am Debbie's third born daughter. My mother passed away on February 29, 2009 from a rare medical problem-- SCAD (spontaneous right coronary artery dissection). She was an otherwise a healthy woman and it was very much a sad unexpected loss. If anyone has any "old school" stories/memories of my mother, I would love to read them!Hallie Berusche-(Krall)
So sorry to read this. Debbie was special, we shared fun and laughter together in school. She was beautiful. I always remembered her and always will.
Philip Yaeger
I used to walk or drive Debbie home from high school and sit on her front porch for hours just talking. I liked her so much. So sorry she is not with us.
Timothy Heintzelman
Losing classmatres who were with you from Adrian Elementary through Memorial Jr. High and on to Brush brings a profound sadness. I am sorry for the family's loss. This is hard. We used to laugh (back in Adrian days) that our last names were hard to spell. I remember Debbie as being quiet in class and louder much outside of class. She had many friends and was well-liked. A quick memory is of the hair-styles back in the day! Ugh! WE ALL cringe at our old pictures! May you be graced with many good memories of Debbie.
Madelyn Rautenstrauch (Miller)
I remember Debbie very well from Adrian through Brush. This is so sad. I remember Debbie was always beautiful and very kind and nice to everyone. So sorry for the loss to the family and to us all.
Nancy Klein (Lauchaire)
I was sorry to hear about Debbie. She waas always there with a smile. Though the years have passed I still have fond memories of her and many others from Adrian and on through High School.Gail Grafchik (Fonda)
She was on my floor when we were freshman at Kent State's Terrace Hall. She had long, beautiful hair. She was quiet and sensitive, like me. Did she always have that heart condition?
Lori Williamson
In todays obituary was listed, Sheryl Prochaska, 68 of South Euclid, passed away June 30, 2020 at her residence. "Sheryl was preceded in death by sister, Deborah J. McGill"
Many may have known Sheryl also.
James Tanner
I am always so terribly sorry to hear of our friends passing. May I send my love to the family and friends of Debbie. God Bless ALL Of you!