Birth date: Aug 13, 1956 Death date: May 23, 2026
Deborah M. (Velasco) Cooper, 69, of Liverpool, passed away peacefully at Francis House on Saturday, May 23, 2026. Deborah was born in Syracuse to the late John and Nancy (Terrinoni) Velasco. She worked as a commercial rater for va Read Obituary
I was sad to hear that Debbie passed away. We went to HS together and I last saw her at our 40th reunion. She had a wonderful personality and was always smiling. My condolences to her family and friends. May she Rest in Eternal Peace
Deb, you will be missed! I'm glad Lynn and I were able to say goodbye and talk briefly. I woke you by saying, "come on Deb let's play pitch". I then said "do you want to go to the casino?" You said yes😃 I asked if you remembered Lynn and I. You said of course🤗 Then I gently touched your hand and said rest. Glad the Francis House was there for you. I'm glad your faith was strong. 😇We had fun times playing pitch at your house, and you ordered food for us. We also enjoyed going to the casino with you. It was nice to have you at my house with family and friends. I just found out you worked with my good friend. Love you!❤️
My thoughts and prayers are with the family at this very difficult. We're blessed to have loving families. Love you all.❤️
Don, Tom, Alice, Kathy, Michael and Denise: My condolences and prayers for the family during this difficult time. Debbie was always a pleasure. My cousin will be missed greatly. Love to all.
Deb & Jim Hall 🙏🏻❤️
I can remember when we were at Oneida shore for a picnic when I was about 3 and she wanted so bad to take me down to the water. She stopped to talk with someone and I kept walking, she had lost me for a good 10 minutes before my mom had told her it's ok Nancy is down in the water, she came down and I thought she was going to have a heart attack that day. So it's always been a joke that she lost me when I was little.
Don, Tom, Kathy, Denise, Mike, Alice and family, so sorry for your loss. Our deepest sympathy. Many great memories with Debbie growing up. Always a beautiful and loving cousin. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. God bless Debbie.
My first memory of Debbie was of her 11 year old self bouncing down the steps of her house all shy and giggly in her nightgown. As she grew older, I watched her transform into this beautiful young lady with a beautiful smile that would light up a room. As she progressed, she took on the roll of Nunziad (her mom), bossing us all around, it was hilarious!! She always made me laugh with her ways, it was Debbie’s way or the highway 🤣🤣. As years go by, you loose touch but she was never far from my heart. Debbie will always be the sparking glitter that never really goes away and I will miss her very much !!
Remembering you always Debbie
Love & Prayers
JoAnn
