Birth date: Mar 7, 1962 Death date: May 27, 2024
Ms. Deborah Ann” Sarge” Barnes 03/07/1962-05/27/2024 Deborah A Barnes, age 62 passed away Memorial Day, May 27, 2024 after a courageous battle with cancer. She was lovingly known by her family as "Dude". She was an LPN for 24 year Read Obituary
Debbie and I had a lot of fun together in our younger days; she had such a good heart. My thoughts are with the family.
Melanie Strickler
Sarge you were a great nurse and a wonderful person. I was blessed to have got to work along side you. Rest in peace sweet lady. Prayers to the family.
Lisa Vest lit a candle in memory of Deborah Barnes
Bonnie Henderson lit a candle in memory of Deborah Barnes
"Sarge" you will be missed by many... prayers for the family and friends... she was a amazing nurse, friend and leader....
So sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with the family..
Rindy and family I am so sorry to hear about Debbie. She was such a great lady. She would help anyone she could. My thoughts and prayers are with you
One of the most precious ladies and I’m so happy that I had the pleasure to know. In my mind, I will always see Debbie as a “baller”. She loved playing and was tough as nails. Rest easy friend. Much love, Angela Huskey
Karen and all the Family,
I was so sorry to hear of Debbie’s passing. She was such a sweet and humble person. She took such good care of my mother ( Aileen Williamson) when she was in the nursing home at Dandridge. My deepest sympathy and prayers for all the family.
Marcia and Randall Arrowood
I could write so much. We had so many talks about life. She loved her family and there was nothing she wouldn’t do for them. She sacrificed a lot. I got to hear her say she was proud of me, that meant a lot to me. I’ve seen her leave work and go home and make a sandwich for a resident because they were hungry and we couldn’t get into the kitchen. I’ve seen her sit and hold many of a hand of a dying resident, console families, and console staff. She was our rock. She had unremarkable passion for what she did. She loved her resident and she loved her coworkers, she always helped and was always the first to volunteer. She was a work horse, she was my double buddy years ago. We worked many 16 hour shifts together. She always did what was right. We working a night shift and had stepped outside the corner door. No one but me and her, we witnessed and very difficult situation and we both looked at each other. She said did you see that and I said yes I did, she then said well you know what we have to do and said I’ll take the employee and you check the resident and start making the calls! She helped in making me the nurse I am today. I am grateful for the time we spent together and the friendship we had. You fought a good fight my friend and completed the race. Go rest high. I love you Deb “Sarge. Till we meet again, save me a walk.
