Debbie Grescowle

I grew up with Dominic. I love Debbie so much. She was always so welcoming and she made sure I never left hungry. Her cooking is legendary. I remember in high school she would always make us a pasta dinner before games on Friday and I got a little sauce on my jersey, well we played great and got the win so that became a superstition to have a little sauce stain on the jersey before games. Other guys on the team caught on and next thing you know there was house full football players eating pasta with “Debbie sauce”. Just one example of loving and welcoming she was and how darn good that food was.

Debbie was my cousin. She was such a great, fun-loving, beautiful woman. She was a wonderful mother, Nonnie, great friend to me and my sister. And her cooking was beyond excellent. She will be missed so very much! She had such a wonderful smile and loving heart.
All my love.

Love, prayers & hugs to Carmella & Vinny & your family

When we were around 15 yrs old I remember playing capture the flag with Debbie & many other of the kids in the neighborhood, she loved to run and always was smiling and laughing,
She was a beautiful spirit and girl.

I met Debbie in 7th grade. She walked in our class with such beauty, class and knee high boots! So stylish! We became friends from then on. We were cheerleaders at Pattengill together and went all through high school together. After that, when we had young families of our own, our friendship continued. I’m so very sorry for her, kids, grandkids and all her family. I know them all. RIP our beautiful friend.

I had the privilege of working with Debbie for many years, and she was truly a beautiful person inside and out. Anyone who knew her understood how deeply she cherished her children and especially her precious grandbabies. When you work alongside someone for as long as we did, you witness many different seasons of life and through all of them, one thing about Debbie never changed and that was the love she had for her family and her willingness to do anything for them. Even after we no longer worked in the same office, whenever our paths crossed she would light up talking about her family sharing their accomplishments or simply the joy of spending time with them. I hope her loved ones find comfort in knowing just how deeply she adored them and how incredibly proud she was.

Debbie, I will miss you very much. Rest in paradise.

My thoughts and prayers are with the entire family during this difficult time.

Debbie was my best friend in 5th and 6th grade. She spent some time with me at my Grandparents house on a lake a few times, we listened to a lot of 45’s together and she had the first “boy-girl” square dancing party in sixth grade. We later advanced to boy-girl parties without the square dancing. Her Mom taught us how to make chocolate PB no bake cookies which I became hooked on. I haven’t seen her for 50 years and since I moved back to Michigan 8 years ago, I’ve been wanting to get in touch with her but couldn’t find her. I have so many good memories of her and was honored to have her as a friend. Much love and sympathy to her family.

I worked side by side with Deb for eight years. She is the most amazing woman and this, is a huge loss. Not only did we work together , I spent countless hours on the phone with her. She helped me through the most crucial part of my life, and I love her more than words can express for that. We were years apart, yet shared so many life experiences together. Her children and grandchildren were her life. We used to laugh all the time because people would ask if I was her daughter, and some if we were sisters stating we looked so much alike. I always said no she is just an angel who came into my life. This is a huge loss for me, I love this lady dearly. I hope she is stress free, and pain free. To her siblings, children, grandchildren, and parents she spoke highly of all of you, and loved you all more than life. RIP Deb I Love you Girl