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It is the mission of the Mesquite Funeral Home to assist in the recognition of the value of a life lived and to facilitate meaningful ways for the family and community to celebrate the memory of their loved one. We will care for each family with the same respect and dignity we would show our own. We do not feel that this is the time or place to try and take advantage of a loved one’s family.
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While not required, many families pre-pay for their funeral or cremation arrangements. When you pre-pay, you can lock in today’s prices. Our Pre-Need Specialist will explain each payment method and investment option available and will help you make a decision that best suits you and your family. We offer convenient payment plans to cater to every financial need.
Events & Announcements
March 28, 2024
Deborah (Debbie) Stewart Holman was born September 9, 1950 in Lubbock, TX. She passed
away on April 15, 2024 in Mesquite, TX, after a decline in her health. Debbie was 73 years of
age.
Debbie is survived by her husband of 43 years, Louis, her children, Jason (Tamara) Osteen,
Melody R. (Fredrick) Bonnette, and Ryan, grandchildren Zac, Joshua, Raychel, Gwendolyn-
Drew, and Kenna, and great grandsons Matthew and Samuel. She also survived by her brothers
Rex (Jan) Stewart, Wayne (Wendy)Stewart, John (Lucretia)Stewart, sister-in-law Tracye Stewart,
sister-in-law Arlene Meyers. and numerous nieces and nephews. Debbie will also be
remembered by her many adopted grandchildren the boys of Scouts of America Troop 103 and
Pack 103 and the many children she taught in her 3yr old Sunday School Classes in her service
to the Lord. Debbie was preceded in death by her father Andrew Reeves and Katherine Stewart,
in-laws Arlie and Gwendolyn Holman, brothers Roy Stewart and Wesley Stewart, sister-in-law
Sue Holman Burris, and great grandson Luke Bonnette.
Debbie’s grandchildren were the apple of her eye. She would keep all of them during the
summers and be at any activities that she could be at. She loved talking to them when she could,
calling about things from cheerleading to pig shows.
Debbie, known best as Ms. Debbie, was an avid troop and pack scout leader since the early
1990s. She would help the boys with anything that they needed. She was a leader in the pack as
well as the troop.
Debbie started working with the 3yr old Sunday School class at Mimosa Lane Baptist Church.
She taught that class for many years until she became the Librarian there. Debbie was one to
work behind the scenes at Mimosa Lane. She would help with anything that she could when
asked or even when she was not asked.
She cared so deeply for the people around her. She was so kind and passionate. She made an
impact on many lives. She will be forever missed. Until we meet again.
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