Birth date: Oct 28, 1951 Death date: Nov 5, 2013
Graveside service for Mrs. Debra Sanford, 62, of Tuscaloosa, will be Friday, November 8, 2013 at 1:30 pm at the Dadeville City Cemetery with Rev. Gary Wiggins officiating. The family will receive friends on Friday, November 8, 201 Read Obituary
We cannot believe Debbie is gone so soon. Sandy & Buffy, we're so sorrynot to be there with you. Bob & I remember Debbie as being so beautiful,so smart, and the most wonder wife, mother, and caregiver. Our hearts and our prayers are with you, as her spirit will be, always.Love,Bob& Susie Hampton
Sandy,Buffy,&JoElla, We extend our deepest sympathy to all of you in the passing of wonderful Debbie. Please know we keep you all in our thoughts and prayers. Debbie was such a talented little girl. Who could forget when she danced so beautifully to Mr. Acker Bilk's "Stranger On The Shore". What a wunderkind!!! We Love You All, The Jim Black Sr. Family
Sandy, Buffy, JoElla: My thoughts are with you during your time of sorrow.
Debbie was such a joy to know- SHe has been and will be missed- MAy God comfort you during this difficult time-
Debbie was a wonderful person and a joy to work for at Northport Hospital. She will truly be missed. Heaven has gaineda special Angel. My deepest sympathy toher family.
Debra was a loved member of the Highland Manor community and an inspiration to all. Her presence will be missed but her spirit remains.
The thing I remember about Debbie was her beautiful smile. Debbie was a beautiful person inside and out. She was an angel on earth and now one in heaven.
Sandy, Buffy, and family,We have so many wonderful memories of our friend, Debbie. She was a beautiful lady. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.We love you,Aaron and Martha Shaddix
I wish to express my deepest sympathy to Mrs. Sanford's family as this time of profound loss. Mrs. Sanford was my director of nursing at Northport DCH many years ago. She was a wonderful and compassionate woman who was a shining example to all of the nurses. I truly admired her and respected her deeply. May the good Lord give you peace at this difficult time.
I have many wonderful memories of our working time together as my friend and director of nurses. I will keep you in my heart, my thoughts and prayers are with your family.
