1915
Deborah
2005
Deborah Zywiec
July 14, 1915 — June 9, 2005
July 14, 1950 to June 9, 2005
Of Cottage Grove
Passed away on June 9, 2005 at the age of 54 from lung cancer, non-smoker. Preceded in death by parents Fred & Joyce Dahm and brother Steve. Survived by husband Joe & four children Natalie (Bryce) Quinn, Aaron (Tiffany) Zywiec, Joseph & Jonathan Zywiec and sister Pam (Dale) Krosch.
A 1968 graduate of Henry Sibley & a 1972 graduate of Bemidji State. Debbie taught school in the W. St. Paul, Mounds View & S. Washington County School districts. Debbie was a lover of life & more than anything loved her family and friends. Debbie was most proud of being a mother. Her children & her husband of 31 years were the most important part of her life. Debbie said, ?Friends are what make life great!? A special thank you to Alice Reuter and Dr. Dudek for their wonderful care.
In lieu of flowers memorials are preferred to Minnesota Medical Foundation for lung cancer research at the U of M Masonic Cancer Center.
Visitation 2-5 Sunday, June 12, & also on Monday, June 13, 1 hour before service at Zion Lutheran Church, 8500 Hillside Trail, Cottage Grove. Service 11am Monday at Zion Lutheran Church. Burial in Newport Cemetery.
Directions to church: From 80th St. S turn south onto Hyde Ave. S. and follow to Hillside Trail S. turn right and go to Zion Lutheran Church at 8500 Hillside Trail S.
Of Cottage Grove
Passed away on June 9, 2005 at the age of 54 from lung cancer, non-smoker. Preceded in death by parents Fred & Joyce Dahm and brother Steve. Survived by husband Joe & four children Natalie (Bryce) Quinn, Aaron (Tiffany) Zywiec, Joseph & Jonathan Zywiec and sister Pam (Dale) Krosch.
A 1968 graduate of Henry Sibley & a 1972 graduate of Bemidji State. Debbie taught school in the W. St. Paul, Mounds View & S. Washington County School districts. Debbie was a lover of life & more than anything loved her family and friends. Debbie was most proud of being a mother. Her children & her husband of 31 years were the most important part of her life. Debbie said, ?Friends are what make life great!? A special thank you to Alice Reuter and Dr. Dudek for their wonderful care.
In lieu of flowers memorials are preferred to Minnesota Medical Foundation for lung cancer research at the U of M Masonic Cancer Center.
Visitation 2-5 Sunday, June 12, & also on Monday, June 13, 1 hour before service at Zion Lutheran Church, 8500 Hillside Trail, Cottage Grove. Service 11am Monday at Zion Lutheran Church. Burial in Newport Cemetery.
Directions to church: From 80th St. S turn south onto Hyde Ave. S. and follow to Hillside Trail S. turn right and go to Zion Lutheran Church at 8500 Hillside Trail S.
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