Deborah Kicinski
May 22, 1954 - November 14, 2024
Obituary
Our beloved Wife, Mother, Nana, Sister, and Aunt Deborah "Debbie" Marie Kicinski peacefully passed on Thursday, November 14th, 2024, at 9:03 pm, at the age of 70 years old. Debbie is survived by her Husband of 44 years, Ed; Daughters Missy (Rick) Maguire and Dena Jones; Grandchildren Angelina and Gunnar Maguire. Debbie had the notable position of oldest child, being a big sister to four of her sisters, Vivian (Rene) Bermudez, Patty Cuello, and Angela (Juan) Colina; brother-in-law Ronnie Foreman; and her many nieces and nephews. Debbie is preceded in death by her Father, William Huey Aaron, Mother, Angelina Coble, Daddy Bill "Wink" Coble, beloved Sister Peggy Jo Foreman, and Nephew Michael Cuello. Debbie was born on May 22, 1954, in Miami, Florida. She graduated from Southwest High School in 1972 and took a position with Southern Bell, which culminated in a career of 23 years. During this time, she met and married the love of her life, Ed. In the summer of 1990, Debbie moved to Malabar Fla, where she resided for over 34 years. An active member of her community, Debbie was involved with the Malabar Volunteer Fire Department as a dispatcher, EMT, and fundraising event coordinator. This sparked Debbies interest in becoming a medical educator at Wuestoff and Health First, specializing in CPR and her favorite program, the certified babysitter course. Lovingly known as "Mama K," Debbie taught all her nieces, her granddaughter, and countless children throughout Brevard County. Debbie was also a member of the Malabar Town Council, where she worked diligently to help improve the town for all its citizens. Upon retiring, Debbie enjoyed traveling, cruising, camping, cooking, and going to Disney. She loved going to Talladega and other racetracks with her best friend, her husband, Ed. She was known for crocheting, especially for all the babies she knew. Debbie especially loved spending time with her grandchildren, her daughters, her family, and her grandpups, Guage and Kobe, and Callie Cat. Debbie courageously fought and beat pancreatic cancer twice, before succumbing to bladder cancer. Debbie touched the lives of many people. She was warm and welcoming, no one was a stranger, and she welcomed everyone with open arms. She is loved and will be dearly missed by her family and friends. In lieu of flowers, the family kindly requests a donation to any cancer foundation, sponsoring a child for Christmas, any charity of your choice, or just a random act of kindness in Debbies name. Celebration of life to be announced at a later date.
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Meghan Collins
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So sorry for yalls lose! She was the sweetest lady! I still have baby blanket she croched for my middle son & will forever keep it! Love yall,a
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June Cherry
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So many memories, you the first granddaughter on the Aaron side, your Daddy was so excited, he painted your name on the front of his truck then stopped driving cross Country & worked locally. Your sister Vivian came a few years later & it was then we lost your Daddy. Your mother put you in kindergarten at the Catholic Church, we went to see you graduate, when it was your turn you said, very loudly,, Thank you Father OShea, of course everyone laughed. I remember our trip to Quitman, Miss to get you & Missy, we had Missy in the backseat in a port a crib &! You had your dog Mister in your yello Camero. No one dared come near your car. We pulled a UHaul behind our car with mostly your shoes. Dallas said,, he had never seen so many shoes in his life. Its good toLook back on memories like these, we willMiss you terribly, but we know you are in a better place out of suffering. Try not to take charge there, please watch over Michele & James, give your mom & Dad a big hug from me.?🙏🩷🙏🩷🙏
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Sonia Holguin (Rivera)
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I didn't work directly with Debbie, but my office was across from hers for about a year, back around 2008/09. She spoiled me with chocolates/candies. It seems like a small thing, but obviously she was just a giving and loving person and welcomed me to the Wuesthoff family. My condolences with your family and peace be with you all.
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Shane and Charith Watson
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Our thoughts and prayers are headed to her family and friends.
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Russell Knight Aaron Sr
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Dear God, Please keep her warm and overwhelmed with love, till we meet again, I'm going you miss you so much.
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Carmen Lugo
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Debbi left a great legacy for her girls and she will be definitely be missed may she rest in peace.