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Deborah L. Grabowski 1956-2025

Deborah Lynn Grabowski (maiden name Hockman). 9-8-56 to 10-27-25.

A native of Bucks County PA, Deb also lived in Turlock CA. Returning to the area she was a graduate of Lansdale School of Business while living in Lansdale.

A love of cooking and people she was a partner in a food distribution company having many friends who were suppliers and customers alike. During this time Deb also was a guardian for stray dogs and cats that chose to find her.

Deb traveled the country extensively later visiting mostly New England, Mid-Atlantic, and the Southeast, and then took residence in Chambersburg to be close to her sister, Donna.

Developing medical issues Deb moved to Pleasant Acres Nursing and Rehabilitation in York where she had comradery and friendship with residents and staff.

Deb is survived by her husband Vincent, three sisters, Donna, Sue, and Cindy, and a brother Scott.

A private internment will be at Historic Doylestown Cemetery, Doylestown, PA.

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