Debbie A. Haller

64, of Camden, suddenly passed away, Saturday, April 27, 2024.

She was born August 24, 1959, in Detroit, Michigan, to the late Elmer Gene and Margaret Ray (Holbrook) Browning.

In addition to her parents, Debbie was preceded in death by her husband of 46 years, Dave Haller, and sisters, Janey Cupp and Gena Harshman.

She is survived by her daughters, Jessie (Brad) Miller and Stephanie (Jason) Newton; grandchildren, Jenna and Will Miller and Jacob, Eli, and Luke Newton; best friend, Theresa Shoemaker; and many more family and friends.

Debbie possessed an extraordinary talent for drawing. Her hands seemed to breathe life into every stroke of her pencil, as she drew the world with colors of wonder and inspiration, leaving a lasting imprint on all who were fortunate enough to witness her work.

Debbie was not only an artist in her craft but also a collector of memories. Her collection of Gone with the Wind and Coca-Cola memorabilia was unparalleled. It served as a window to the past, preserving cherished moments and stories that will be remembered for generations to come.

Among Debbie's many passions, was her unwavering devotion to Dwight Yoakam, a musical icon whose melodies resonated deep within her soul. She was a die-hard fan, having had the privilege of meeting him and attending his concerts multiple times.

Yet, amidst her many interests and pursuits, Debbie's greatest joy was found in the loving embrace of her family. She adored nothing more than spending time with her daughters and grandchildren, creating memories that will forever be treasured. Whether it was cooking together in the kitchen or simply basking in each other's company, Debbie found solace and happiness in the warmth of her family's love.

A visitation will be held Thursday, May 2 from 12PM to 2PM at BALES FUNERAL HOME, Camden.  The funeral service will begin at 2PM with Charlie Wagoner officiating.   She will be laid to rest in Fairmount Cemetery, Camden, next to her beloved husband, Dave.

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