Birth date: Feb 5, 1950 Death date: Nov 22, 2009
Deborah “Debbie” Sue Manners Livingston, 59, of Forsyth, IL passed away, surrounded by her family on Sunday, November 22, 2009 in Manor Care/Heartland Nursing Home in Decatur. Funeral service will be 10:00 AM Saturday November 28, Read Obituary
There are people who make a lasting impact on your life and Ms. Manners was one of those for me. I was a student of hers at Brush College. She moved up with our class each year to the next grade and made each of us feel special. I remember having the slumber party at her apartment and it was so much fun. She really cared about all of us and our education. My thoughts and prayers are with you Phoenix, AZ US
Stan & Family,I work with Janet and I realize this time is hard for you I want you to know your family is in our prayers. God bless you allJudy Moyer decatur ill, IL US
you are in our prays i am a victory pharmacy employee decatur, IL US
To Stan and Family, My prayers are with you all and I know one thing for sure God is in control and he knows all and sees all, my he keep you in his arms and comfort you when all the calls and visits stop and remember we shall all meet again in the Resurection.Love Verma country club hills, IL US
We are deeply saddened by the passing of Debbie and our prayers are with her family. Having taught with her for 18 years at Brush College, I will always remember that she was a kind and caring person to all she knew and an excellent teacher. , IL US
Ms.Manners, one of the teachers who shaped my future, thanks to her I mastered long divison and learned to love math, she taught us diversity before it was "the thing" to do, and she was a teacher who loved all of her students, she will be missed by all of her former Brush College Cougars! Blue Mound, IL US
Ms.Manners was my teacher at Brush College Elenentary School in 2nd, 3rd and 4th grade. I can remember having a slumber party for the girls in our class at her apartment in Timber Cove. She also took us to the Greek Orthodox Church for a field trip and used to bring us popcorn from her dad's tavern Jimmy's palce. She made such an impact on all of her students. She was a gem and I'm so sad to hear about her passing. She was a great teacher and a better person.I'm so sorry to hear of her passing at such a young age. Tallahassee, FL US
Stan and family,I was saddened to hear of Debbie's passing. Although I never actually knew her, your loving vigilance in visiting and caring for her spoke wonderfully of the type of woman she was. Donna, my mother and Debbie's room mate at Heartland, spoke well and often about your devotion to and tenderness with your wife. May God give you the strength, wisdom and comfort to make it through these troubled times. Decatur, IL US
I was so sad to open my mail and find out that Mrs. Livingston had passed. I had her at Brush College as my teacher growing up. She was one of my favorite teachers and will always have a special place in my heart. My condolences to the Livingston family, you are in my prayers. Asheville, NC US
Stan,I'm so sorry to hear about Debbie's passing. I worked with her at Mound School for several years. I learned so much from her, doing my administrative internship hours with her. She was always willing to give you her time, and was a great supporter of Mound School and its' staff and students. She was a great lady, great boss, and great friend. I have so many fond memories of her. Please know that you and the boys are in my thoughts and prayers. Tinley Park, IL US
