Debbie was born in Walden, Colorado on May 13, 1964, to William ''Andy'' Brooks and Hazel Mae Owens Brooks.
Debbie loved her family deeply.
Debbie was a faithful member of the Church of Christ and loved studying scripture. Debbie was very knowledgeable about the Bible and strived daily to live her life in accordance with the scripture. Debbie loved spending time with her children, grandchildren, and friends. Debbie also enjoyed reading a book with a good cup of coffee. Debbie will be missed by many. Debbie would want others to rejoice and celebrate knowing her body is healed, and walking the streets of gold in Heaven.
She is survived by her son, Kyle Wylesky and wife, Courtney of Leonard, Texas; daughter, Kassidy Anderson and husband, Steve of Creede, Colorado; sister and brother in law Jackie and Carl Stone of Creede, Colorado; sister Ruth Brooks of Creede, Colorado; her precious grandchildren whom she loved dearly Klara, Jordan, Ava Jo, Owen, Gentry, and Jamison; her nieces Brenda Maze and Theresa Northup of Creede, Colorado, and her many brothers and sisters in Christ.
She was preceded in death by her father William ''Andy'' Brooks, mother, Hazel Mae Owens Brooks, and nephew Jamis Stone.
''Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted.'' -Matthew 5:4
Condolences(5)
Kay Ward
Greenville, TX Thursday, March 20, 2025 Debbie was an amazing example of a beautiful Christian woman. Her love for her family, the church, and her Heavenly Father were manifested clearly every day.Her presence here will be missed, but this world was never her home. She has finished her course faithfully.
It was a blessing to know her.
William & Margaret Matlock
New Blaine, AR Sunday, March 16, 2025 Our deepest sympathy for the family. You will be missed Cuz.Nellie Schmidt (Matlock)
Madison, SD Saturday, March 15, 2025 I don’t even know where to begin. I have a heavy heart right now. Deb wasn’t just my cousin. Growing up she was my friend and a sister. I have so many wonderful memories. I’m thankful that she came to live with me at 17-18 we spent a lot of time together . Deb always had a smile or could make a person smile or laugh. I know she loved her kids and enjoyed being around her grandkids. Deb always had something positive to say about everyone. She was loved by all.Ashley Twite
Creede, CO Saturday, March 15, 2025 I am so very sorry to hear of Debbie's passing. I will always remember her cheering at sporting events for us when were all young and watching her grandkids play! She was a special person I always enjoyed talking and laughing with her. She's been missed in Creede since she went to Texas but I know it was better for her health. It's soothing to know she's no longer in pain. Prayers for all the family 💙Lana Adams
Sulphur Springs, TX Saturday, March 15, 2025 So sorry for your loss. Thinking of you and your family. 🙏🙏