Obituary
Debra DeFlorian
Debbie lost her battle to cancer on December 29, 2022. She was employed at La Crosse Footwear for 32 years, Kwik Trip Bakery for 12 years, and finished her last few years in the health care field. She had a big heart for animals and a special love for her Springer (dog) Jazmine. Debbie graduated from West Salem High School in 1967. After graduation, she married Leonard (John) DeFlorian Jr. for 46 years.
Debbie is preceded in death by her husband, John DeFlorian; and mother, Dolores Werner. She is survived by her two children, Tammi DeFlorian, Jeremy (Rita) DeFlorian; and grandchildren.
The family would like to thank Gundersen Lutheran Hospice-La Crosse for all their special care.
The family is not holding any services at this time.
Sorry for your loss . Our thoughts are with you at this difficult time. She will be missed
Dawn and Gary Huebner
Or sympathies to Debbie’s family. Our thoughts are with you at this difficult time.
So sorry for your loss. I told one of the co workers that working with Debbie was like working with the energizer bunny. She was always up beat and happy.
I will miss Deb as she always took time to sit down and chat with me! She was a wonderful person!
So sorry to hear this. My condolences to Tammi and Jeremy (Boo)
So very sorry for your loss, Debbie was a wonderful lady, so full of humor and will be missed!
So sorry to hear about Debbie’s passing. Lots of memories from working at Lacrosse Footwear
So sorry to hear this. I worked with her at LaX Footwear & KT. Sometimes we road together. She was a good friend.
Deb was a beautiful person inside and out. So thankful for the time I got to spend with her. She will be very missed.
So sorry to hear of The loss of your Mom Jeremy and Tammy. Sending lots of hugs and prayers.
So very sorry for your loss Tammi, Jeremy and family. Lots of good times & memories with your mom & dad when we were growing up!
My Deepest Condolences to you and your Family! Hugs to each and Everyone of you!!
Sorry to hear about Debbie! She’ll be missed as John is.
So sorry to hear. Sending hugs and prayers❤️??
I have missed Debbie since she had been gone.
She was not only a mother in law but she was also a fun, loving person who I admired for her strength.
She taught me so much in our time together. I am married to her son and helped take care of her before leaving this earth. As I took care of her, my last wishes were to know she was loved.
I wanted her to know I appreciated every bit of the love she had shown me, the past years, I did this by showing her just what she thought me, with caring, loving and compassionate way she had shown me.
I also took care of her, for the 5 weeks when she stayed up at our place, after breaking her hip. We had some pretty fun days together, shopping, going out to eat, and going to car shows. It brought her back to her younger years. I would help her do her hair and make up when we went out. Boy we had some laughs. My favorite day was when we redid the yard with flowers and wood chips. She loved all the lawn and garden stuff outside. I will forever miss you mom, and I’m honored you asked me to walk this journey with you. I wouldn’t have had it any other way. I love you so much.