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Debbie Redbird
My mother had recently moved states and her death benefit information has not been finalized at the state level. It is unfortunate that she passed during this transition phase And none of the expenses are being covered. If you can donate even $5, I would greatly appreciate it and I know everyone else in the family would too
Debra June (Burchett) Stewart passed away unexpectedly on March 29, 2023 in Muncie Indiana. Debbie was born May 14, 1956 in Albany, Kentucky to Marion and the late Corene Burchett. Debbie spent most of her adult life living in Colorado in the presence of her children and grandchildren. She recently moved back to the Muncie area where she grew up. Debbie was a graduate of Cowan high school and spent many years in the cleaning business. Debbie was loved by her family and friends and will be dearly missed. The carefree and outgoing spirit she had will remain in our memories forever. She was the feisty red headed hippie that many people called "Mom" over the years. She loved music, dancing and fabric softener, some of the best things in life.
Deb was preceded in death by her mother, Corene Burchett, and a brother Mark Allen Burchett, sister-in-law Delphia Burchett and brother-in-law James Weaver and her beloved dog Spike, who we know is beside her now. She is survived by her father Marion Burchett Jr and stepmother Wanda, son Zefrey Stewart, daughter Deja Stewart, grandsons Nathaniel Stewart and Gaige Moore, great granddaughter Ellie, Sisters Sandy Lovegrove, Elisha Weaver, Jessica (Nathan)Brosher, brother Steve (Trisha) Burchett.
Cremation Services have been arranged, with Chris and Judy being exceptionally kind and respectful during this difficult time. A private service will be held for immediate family. A celebration of life ("party, and no crying!") will be held at a later date, as requested by Debbie. We all gained another angel to look over us. I'll be with you and Spikey one day. We will see you again, Mom.
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