Deborah Christine Disher, affectionately known to many as Debbie passed away on Thursday, February 27, in Princeton after a brief battle with Cancer.

Debbie was born in Dayton, OH. on January 10, 1951 to Daniel and Mary Ellen Disher. She was the 2nd oldest of five daughters. Debbie moved to the Princeton area in the summer of 1967, where she attended Princeton High School, graduating in 1969.

Debbie was a well known server at The Grotto in Princeton. She also worked at Recording For the Blind for many years, then worked for the State of New Jersey in the Housing Mortgage and Finance Agency, where she obtained her Paralegal Certification. Upon her retirement, Debbie was a local fixture in the community, She was on the Public Transportation Committee, and was an avid book reader. You could also catch her on the FreeB Bus going to the library or to McCaffrey's.

Debbie was predeceased by her parents, Daniel and Mary Ellen Disher, her son, Jason Page and her long time companion, Arthur Barclay. She is survived by her son Daniel Page (Allison), her grandson; Spencer Boutross, four sisters; Susan Mazzella (Bob), Becky Disher (Roger), Jane Disher, and Nancy Weeden (Bruce). Two nieces, Mary Robinson (Reggie), Erica Martinez (Eugene). Four nephews; James Weeden and Scott Weeden-Moody (Christine) Nicholas (Julie) and Robert (Suzanne) Mazzella. As well as a host of extended family and friends.

Services will begin on Saturday, March 7th at 2:30PM at Kimble Funeral Home 1 Hamilton Avenue in Princeton, NJ 08540.

Visiting hours will be from 1:30-2:30 at the funeral home.