On April 27, 2014 our beloved Debra Robb passed away at her Sequim residence from lung cancer.

She was born in Port Angeles on December 10, 1954 to Ramona Louise (Heaton) Robb and Alfred W. Robb Jr.

Debbie was raised in Sequim on the Almona Dairy Farm.

She was a baton twirler for the Sequim Wolves and graduated in 1973. She loved teaching others and her cousins.

She had an infectious smile, laugh and a great sense of humor.

Debbie leaves behind her mother, Ramona Robb, and stepfather, Al Stapp; brothers, Bill (Rhonda) Robb, Brian Robb, and Scott (Katrina) Robb; three nephews, Brady, Chris, and Derek; one niece, Amber; and one great niece; and her very special person, Richard Davy. She will also be greatly missed by her aunts, uncles and cousins from the Heaton and Robb clans.

She was preceded in death by her father, Alfred Robb Jr.; and brother, Royden Robb. She faced her year-long battle with lung cancer with strong determination.

We would like to extend a special thanks for the love and support throughout her final year given to her by her cousin, Christine (Jim) McBride and her family.

A potluck celebration of life “Irish Wake” will take place at Sequim Prairie Garden Club, Pioneer Park, 387 East Washington Street, on May 24, from 1 to 3 p.m.

A memorial bench is being installed at Port Williams in Debbie’s honor.

Memorial contributions in her memory can be made to Welfare for Animals Guild, http://www.welfare4animalsguild.org/, or to the Volunteer Hospice of Clallam County, 540 East Eighth Street, Port Angeles.