**Services have been postponed until further notice, Please check back here for rescheduled Celebration Of Life** Deborah 'Debbie' Huffine, passed away Sunday January 19,2020. She is survived by her son's Uriah Huffine and Michael Ingerson, her grandchildren Jeremiah 'JJ' Huffine and Sara Huffine. Her Brothers William Ingerson, Cloyd Ingerson, and Adrian Brassell. Both of her parents Beverly Brasell, and Kenneth Ingerson preceded her. She was a loving Mother, sister Aunt and Grandmother. Always trying to take care of everyone in any way she could. She is now free of pain and sickness. We will never forget her. We love you Debbie/Mom/ Grandma! One Last Look Once you were here but now you are gone Once full of cheer but now there is none We all know you are standing in Heaven Looking down at us on this sad occasion We all know you were sick and prayed every night You would get better and receive all your might You were a wonderful woman to one and all Everyone loved you, even the baby, who's small You would get a bit better then sick again We certainly never wanted your life to end We all know God takes everyone away But no one wanted you to go that way One day when you told your sons 'you know I'm going to go' And the doctor says 'just a few days that I know' We really wanted to try To help you get better as the days went by Then the Lord called you for your time And each knew you were in Heaven Divine You will always be missed since God cleared you with his book As everyone gathered to take one last look Deanna Campbell I Remember I think of you and remember, Your face appears in my mind and without my wanting to, I remember... The memories come flooding back, and I remember... Your smile filters through my dreams, Your eyes I can just recall; and then I remember... Your voice I hear calling; your presence I feel, and then I remember... I remember... that I'll never see your face again, Never watch your eyes light up when you smile; Your voice will never again call my name. And then I remember, You'll never truly be gone; cause I know, I will always remember. Amanda Ray Service Information A service summary is not available