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ROCK HILL - Deborah Susan Stafford, 60, went home to be with the Lord on Sunday, March 25, 2012, at CMC-Charlotte, N.C. She was courageous and cherished by her family.
Services will be private.
Debbie Stafford, the daughter of the late Charles K. Stafford and Mary Carson Moody Stafford, was born March 10, 1952. She graduated from Rock Hill High and later attended Winthrop University. She loved animals, traveling and her family.
Debbie is survived by sons, Jason Thomas Stafford and his wife, Jessica, of York and Jeremy Shane Stafford and his wife, Mandy, of Rock Hill; grandchildren, Anna, Jake, Kayla, Asia, Jasi and Tristan Stafford; two sisters, Penny Stafford of Rock Hill and Charlene Stafford Murphy of Florence, Ala.; four nephews; and one niece. She was preceded in death by her grandson, Jason Jr. and her granddaughter, Cadence “Cady” Stafford.
Condolences may be made at www.facebook.com/debbiesstafford.
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Betty Jean Stiff (Franklin)
I didn't know Debbie well in high school, but the summer after we started hanging out together. By fall of 1970 we were 'clubbing' in Charlotte almost every weekend, and Debbie was involved in my first (secret) marriage in a big way - but that's a long story!
I was a bridesmaid in her wedding at the old First Baptist Church in downtown RH; following her marriage we lost contact with each other. I would hear of her occasionally over the years from mutual friends and/or family, and I know she had a lot of hard times and I'm sorry for that.
Hope she is at peace now, and I'm choosing to remember the good times we had together instead of the later sadness.
Betty Banks Good (Thornal)
Debbie and I had good times in a High School. I especially remember a slumber party at her house in country club. We had a great time. I'm sure golfers wondered the next day where the flags went. It was years later that I ran into her again. She worked at Good Motor Company for a while. Debbie you are missed.