Condolence: Jim, Janine, Charlene, and extended family...

You have lost a wonderful wife, mother, grandmother, sister, aunt, and friend and the world has lost a truly special person. We send you our love and condolences, pray that you can find peace now that Debbie has found her peace, and hope that you can take comfort knowing that her memory will live on in all of the many, many people whose lives she touched in a very positive way, including ours. We have beautiful memories of the times we were all together at Corvette Club events and on other occasions in years past. Debbie’s warmth, sense of humor, insightfulness, caring nature, inner strength and fun loving attitude made everything brighter and more enjoyable for everyone, and her spirit will continue to fill our hearts forever.

Condolence: Debbie had a way of telling a story that made you feel like you were there, whether she was talking about her time in Egypt with Jim and her favorite dog, Charlene's travels with the Navy, Janine's house hunting in the COVID market, or even just the dinner she had made the night before. Hearing Debbie talk about her life made me feel like I was living more than I have yet had the chance to. I will always remember her as generous, I will always look for her when I go home, and I will always think of her when I see a very nice car.

To the Pizzimenti family, I wish you comfort and hope you can soon feel the joy of your wonderful memories with your loved ones.

Condolence: Jim, Janine, Charlene

My heart is breaking for you. I was so saddened to learn of Debbie’s passing. Debbie was my best friend all through middle school and high school. We were two peas in a pod! I have so many wonderful happy memories from those years as we navigated our teen years.
Debbie was always smiling, happy, giggling and fun! She was always game for an adventure. We traveled to France together with our French class in 10th grade and joined the kick line together as seniors, got our drivers licenses together, and talked endlessly about boys! Only Debbie could have a dog named Troubles! We shared the sadness when Edward died and we celebrated at Kathleen’s wedding. Later we celebrated our own weddings and the joy of our children!

The miles eventually separated us physically but Debbie was always in my heart. Today my heart is broken but I know she is at peace and watching over all of us. I hope you can take some comfort in the fact that she will always be with you. ❤️

Condolence: So sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you guys.

Condolence: There are no words at a time like this. We met Jim and Deb over 30 years ago through Classic Corvettes on Long Island. Although you moved to Massachusetts, we still stayed in touch and were able to get together from time to time at various Corvette functions. Debbie was a wonderful caring person who touched the hearts of many. We are so saddened by her passing and send our love to you, Jim, and your family. Love always,
Gregg and Angela

Condolence: Jim, Charlene and Janine. I am saddened to hear the news about Deb's passing. No words can adequately ease your sorrow and loss or express my condolences. I have fond memories of Deb and your family and am happy our paths crossed to spend some fun times together. She was a strong woman with a great sense of humor and wonderful laugh. That's how I will remember her. I hope it helps to know that you all are being thought of with sincere concern and empathy. May the days ahead be filled with her spirit in your hearts.

Condolence: Debbie and I worked together at WPI. We were the only two employees with Corvettes! And there began the friendship that has lasted over the past 15 years. I will miss her wit and her humor. Godspeed, my friend. My sincerest on condolences to the family.

Condolence: I'm so happy that I got to know Deb a little bit last year. What a beautiful individual and loving presence.

Knowing Janine, I can tell what a great Mother she was!

Don and I are so sorry for your loss.

Aunt Connie and Don

Condolence: I am so sorry that John and I didn’t get a chance to visit you or travel the Bourbon Trail as we were looking forward to doing both. I’ll always cherish the fond memories I have of visiting during the summer months from when we were children and into our teenage years. We always had so much fun and I especially loved your frequent laughter and love for life. Rest in Peace dearest Debbie. Love Lisa & John ❤️