Birth date: Feb 11, 1948 Death date: Nov 21, 2022
On Monday, November 21st, 2022, Deborah Anne Zeigler our beloved matriarch passed away surrounded by loving family members. She was 74 years old. Born to Ray and Netrola (Nicki) Cleveland in Waco, TX, on February 11th, 1948, Deb l Read Obituary
Deb had such a beautiful heart and soul. Our thoughts and prayers are with the family.
Kenneth and Cynthia Warren
Deb was the most sweet, kind, caring soul. I was heart broken to hear of her passing. She always had a smile on her face and a kind word said to all. Her outlook on life is one I hope I can achieve. I know she will be dearly missed by all who knew her and mostly by her family. Love you Deb, Kele’ Blalock
I am heart broken to hear of the passing of this sweet friend, wonderful wife and Mother. A busy bee always volunteering…. helping others. We go back decades and I always heard that sweet voice greeting me if i was volunteering where she was or out in the community. We both went through breast cancer about the same time and i would sometimes cross her path at the Cancer Center. Our kids grew up together and had lots of fun at parties and simplyly crossing each others path. Rest in Peace Deb. You will be missed dearly by a multitude of friends and family. I will keep John and family in my prayers. With Love, Natalie ❤️🙏🏼❤️🌻❤️🙏🏼
Deb was a beautiful friend and person I was blessed to have known her. Hugs and love to you John and the boys David, Mark, Michael and Jeff.
Love you all Molly March
The entire Simons family send their love to the Downey-Zeigler family! Deb loved our Elizabeth and truly won our hearts! Being with Deb and John was like being with a warm loving family that we will cherish always! Her legacy will remain in our hearts forever! Special prayers for you John!
Much love to John and the boys. Deb was a lovely person and good friend. My thoughts and prayers to all. Judy aka Mack
Deb was one of the most beautiful women I knew inside and out. We spent 10 years walking together at 5:30 am every morning and have shared our souls to each other. We also spent 7 years with our Bible study girls sharing our love for God. She helped me make the flowers for one of my daughter’s wedding. Deb touched my life in ways that no one else has that I will cherish forever. There will be a big hole left behind that no one else can fill. Loving, caring, thoughtful, unselfish, classy, free spirit, fun, loved bread, creative, great at writing notes and cards to those she cared for…those are just a few descriptions that come to my mind to describe her. I loved her with all of my heart and will miss her terribly. I was so honored when she asked me to make her quilt with Chad’s t-shirts that she loved so much. I would have done anything in the world for her. I know that she and Chad are having a ball together now that they are both whole with Jesus:heart: Until we meet again, my dear friend:sparkling_heart:
I met Deb when Chris and Kim moved next door to us. She was incredibly sweet, kind and very welcoming. We got to visit with her when she was in Austin and loved every minute.
Our hearts go out to John, Chris, Kim and the family. She left the world a better place with her presence.
