01/03/1957 – 06/03/2025
Paid Notice: Debbie died peacefully under hospice care at a facility near her home in West Palm Beach, FL.
She was 68.
Deb graduated from EHHS, class of 1975.
She is survived by her mother, Betty, and her, brother David.
Although Deb lived with her mother in Florida, she was truly a Bonacker in her soul.
She was such a sweet and caring person.
She will be missed.
A graveside service will be held at 11 o’clock on July 10th at Cedar Lawn Cemetry in East Hampton.
The last few years have presented challenges the Springs Food Pantry’s founders could not have anticipated when it was first established. More than 600 families are now registered to receive the assistance it provides, and an average of 355 families are served each week.
One of the essential roles of religion, Rabbi Jan Uhrbach of the Bridge Shul in Bridgehampton said this week, is to “help us hold onto our humanity, and remind us of the higher values that go beyond money and power and position and all of those things, in a time when the values that I hold dear are not only being violated, they’re being rejected as values.”
Hemerocallis may be an unfamiliar term, but the garden adjacent to Clinton Academy once bore the name. This photo shows the gate to the garden some two decades after its establishment in 1941.
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