Deborah Sue Pratt

Deborah Sue Pratt, lovingly known to all as Debbie, was born on October 14, 1959. On February 17, 2026, she went home to be with the Lord, leaving behind a family who will forever carry her love in their hearts. Debbie was the true definition of devotion. Her life was built on an unshakable love for her family. She believed deeply, prayed faithfully, and trusted God even during life’s hardest battles. When she was diagnosed with cancer a few years ago, she faced it with remarkable strength and courage. More than anything, she fought to stay with her family. Her determination was rooted in love — she simply was not ready to leave the people who meant everything to her. She is survived by her loving husband, Robert Keith Pratt, who stood by her side through every season of life.

Debbie is also survived by her sister, Sandy Crew, and her brother, Ronnie Henry. She was preceded in death by her parents, Betty and Joe Henry; her brother, Alan Henry; and her beloved children, Keith Coty Pratt and Michelle Pratt (Jarneke). Though she endured the unimaginable pain of losing her children, she carried their memory with strength and continued to pour love into the family around her.

Her greatest joy in life was being a grandmother. She adored her grandchildren, Bailey and Railey Pratt, and played an instrumental role in raising them. She was more than a grandmother — she was a constant presence, a protector, a provider, and a safe place. She made sure they always had everything they needed and often everything they wanted. Her love for them was fierce, selfless, and unconditional.

Debbie’s heart expanded even more with the arrival of her great-granddaughter, Genesis Galvan, who brought her immeasurable pride and happiness. She treasured every moment with her. Debbie was also eagerly awaiting the birth of her baby grandson on the way, a blessing she spoke about with excitement and anticipation.

Debbie will be remembered for her very gentle heart, her resilience, her unwavering faith, and the way she loved with her whole being. She gave everything she had to the people she loved. Her family was her world, and she made sure they always knew it. Though her passing leaves an emptiness that cannot be filled, her love remains — in the lessons she taught, the strength she modeled, and the generations she helped raise. Her legacy is one of faith, sacrifice, and boundless love.

She will be deeply missed, forever cherished, and always remembered.

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