March 1954 ~ December 2019
Debra was born to Sonny and Lolita Remo in 1954 and passed away at the age of 65 with her family by her side. She was a dancer her whole life and loved it. She taught tap and jazz for many years. Debra enjoyed helping her community through dance and by participating in Relay For Life over the years. She treasured time spent with her family and friends and her grandchildren who loving called her “Bama”.
She leaves behind her husband Mark Fernandes; children Glenn, Korie and Kellie; siblings Tracy, Dennis, Kevin, Karen, Carla and Raymond; grandchildren Eppi, Dominic, Shaya, Hailie, Primo, Sage, Jace and Aaryn; great grandchildren Emmersyn and Elijah. Debra was preceded in death by her parents and grandson D.J.
Memorial service will be held at Allen Mortuary on Saturday, January 11, 2020 at 12:30p.m. A Celebration of Life will be held at Turlock Fairgrounds Bldg E2 at 1:30p.m. We would love to have everyone there to show, share and see the love our mom shared with everyone.
Please share your memories at www.AllenMortuary.com.
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Debra Kapic says
January 10, 2020 at 12:40 pmI will truly miss my dearest friend we met in Redwood city in the late 70’s she watched my kids while I worked.We became close friends over the years,we were brownie leaders together and years of taking our kids to tap class at Studio S in Redwood city. We also were in the adult mother’s tap and jaz class. We remained close friends until her passing. I will always love her and miss her very much. I know we will meet again.your friend always Debra Kapic
Diane Kealoha says
January 9, 2020 at 5:18 pmSending out my deepest condolences and prayers to the Fernandez family at this time. Debbie will be surely missed. I have known Debbie for 50 years since Carlmont High School days.We had remained friends all these years. She use to babysit my kids when they were little when she use to do daycare for kids. Then she stopped do daycare her sister Tracy would watch them. She had just this amazing zest for life as I did. I guess that is why we use to get into trouble when we were young. LOL. She had a passion for Tap & Zazz Dance and I had a passion for Tahitian and Hula Dancing and I am a Polynesian Drummer. And I had a passion for horses. We each followed our dreams for years but always kept in touch. Debbie always had a connection with my son Jonathan who was born with medical problems. He passed away at 5 1/2 years old and when we would talk she would always say girl we should never have to bury our children before oursedlf, but not to worry girl he ha gone home to be with the lord and he is safe now.I wish we could go back to those young days as kids in high school with not a care in the world. Till we meet again girl. RIP. I love you.
Diane Kealoha
Tom & Tamara Wilson says
January 6, 2020 at 3:49 amSending our deepest condolences and prayers to the Fernandes family. Debbie will be missed! RIP my friend