Deborah J. Philbrook
Caribou – Deborah Jean Philbrook, 63, died unexpectedly Tuesday, October 19, 2021, at her home in Caribou. Debbie was born June 9, 1958 at Caribou, the daughter of Philip E. and Helen L. (Smith) Philbrook. Debbie was a graduate of Caribou High School class of 1976. She enjoyed working with her friend Cindy, at Cindy’s Sub Shop for many years. Debbie loved her family very much and spending time with her grandchildren. She made beautiful cross-stitch pictures, and also enjoyed cooking, quilting, the outdoors, flowers (especially sunflowers) and hummingbirds. When anyone asked how everything was, she would reply with a broad smile “it’s sunny and 75”. Debbie was predeceased by her father, Philip E. Philbrook, a sister, Laila Ann Farley (Philbrook) and a nephew, John Wayne Farley, all of Woodland. She is survived by her mother, Helen L. Philbrook of Woodland/Caribou, her fiancé Dana E. Cote and his daughter, Julee of Caribou, two daughters, Lyn M. (Quist) Bubar and her husband, Jerry of Washburn, Lori A. (Quist) Lindner and her husband, Ben of Gray, a sister, Kathryn L. (Kathy) Michaud and her husband David C. Michaud of Caswell and two brothers, Paul W. Philbrook of Woodland and Todd D. Philbrook and his companion Leslie Brown of New Sweden, four grandchildren, Viviana Lucia Bubar and Angel Dante Bubar of Washburn, Mason Frederick Lindner and Grace Anna Lindner of Gray, niece Alisha M. Philbrook of Texas, four nephews, Jason P. H. Farley and his companion Jamie Skidgel of Woodland, Dillion Philbrook, Wyatt Philbrook, Wyatt Philbrook and Ethan Philbrook, all of Woodland, as well as two great nephews.
Debbie’s family and friends will sadly miss her. In keeping with Debbie’s wishes, there will be no funeral service. She will be interred at the Woodland Cemetery, at a later date. Arrangements by Mockler Funeral Home, Caribou.
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Pamela dionne
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Jackie Searles Cipollina
My thoughts on the loss of Debbie.
So sorry to hear of Debbie passing. Remember her well. We enjoy going to school together. My condolences to her family. by
Susan Boyd
Thinking of you
Lyn, Jerry, Angel, and VivieThinking of you all at this difficult time with love being sent your way. Susan
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Marsha Brown
Friend
Saddened by your loss dear old friend. Condolences to the many family members who love you and will miss you dearly. You were always special to me and wish we could have seen more time to spend through the years. Truly a unique and lovely, kind woman who will be missed by many. by
Kim Peterson Smith
Debbie Philbrook
I am deeply saddened today as I learned of the passing of my dear, childhood friend Debbie. We attended Woodland school together for 8 years then Caribou High school for 4. Her Mom always gave the best birthday parties. We had countless sleepovers and much laughter growing up. As teens, we would spend the day meeting up then riding our bikes to Caribou, maybe for an ice cream at Burger Boy. In our early 20's, Debbie hopped on the bus in Caribou and came for a visit to me in southern Maine. Always up for an adventure.
We always made a point to get together when I could come back to the County for a visit....but, as life goes on, we lost touch.....she will always have a special place in my heart....such a good soul and friend. RIP dear Debbie.
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Verna Espling
Philbrook Family
Such a hard time for all of you losing your Mom, Grandmother, Sister , Aunt, and Friend. I will always remember her laugh it was her trademark and a hello. Wishing you all strength as you deal with your loss.Our thoughts.
Verna & Darrell Espling
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