Obituary
Deborah Lynn Cassel
Deborah Lynn Cassel, 66 of La Crosse, WI passed away peacefully on November 29, 2020 at her home.
She was born on August 24, 1954 to Donald and Gloria Moe Cassel.
Deborah was an accomplished seamstress, she loved garage sales, good times with special friends Rynn, Leslie, Becca and Cindy, and had a great sense of humor.
She is survived by her devoted partner- Jon Kulik, who gave her loving care, mother- Gloria Cassel, Children- Angela Cerniglia (son Paulo), & Andrew Warner, Aron Warner (Bethany) (daughter Azalea), Brother- Brian Cassel (Carolyn), and by many other friends and relatives.
She was preceded in death by her father- Donald Cassel in 1992.
A celebration of Deborah’s life will be held at a future date.
Coulee Region Cremation Group is assisting the family.
Gloria and extended family, my sympathy to all of you. I didn’t know Debbie well, but I gratefully remember her so willingly helping me after my foot surgery. May God’s peace and strength be yours as you continue your journey without her.
What a unique person, I loved running into her and having great conversations.
My deepest sympathy to you all. Debbie was always so positive and such an inspiration to me in many difficult times. Prayers to you all.
So sorry to hear of Deb”s passing. She was a good friend during our high school years. My condolences to you all, she will be missed.
Spent a lot of time with her growing up. Lost contact as adults. You have my sympathy
My sympathies to Deb’s family and loved ones. She had such a great sense of humor and time spent with her was always filled with laughter and fun. The class of ’72 will miss her.
My sincere sympathies go to Deb’s family. It was always good to run into her at our favorite spots and we shared conversation about our grandkids. Will miss her kind heart and generous spirit. Rest in peace friend
My deepest sympathy to all Debbie’s family and loved ones. We got to know each other well on our long bus ride to Aquinas. We had a lot of great teenage fun but then lives went in different directions. I always enjoyed seeing her through the years but wish it had been more often.She was always a special person…intelligent, kind, adventurous and fun. Rest in peace Debbie.
Very sorry to hear of Debbie ‘s passing. Whenever I ran into her she had time to talk. Class 72 Ona high very sadly loses another friend and classmate.
Gloria, my sincere sympathy to you and Debbie’s family. I knew her from high school. May you find strength to carry on.
Our families’ deepest sympathy to Debbie’s family and JK. My sister Debbie Butterfield and I were in Blue Stars with Debbie and we have so many fun memories. Then my daughter Angie Cossette worked for JK and I was lucky to re-acquaint with Debbie 10 years ago. We had such a great time catching up with each other. We are all so very sorry for your loss. Prayers to all of you.
Debbie and I were best friends in the Blue Stars and after. I still hang a picture she gave me before I left Lacrosse. Always thought of her and loved the sister I was honored to grow up with.