Deborah A. “Debbie” Budd                January 30, 1949     -     February 25, 2025

A dear friend, Devon Hixenbaugh Sloan,  has stayed in touch and a dear friend, Debbie Hubble.   For all of our years at Mt. L  High School,  she attended Mt. L until the half of our Senior year until transferred via Mom and Dad to Wisconsin.   Devon has located the Obit information re:  Debbie's passing and submitted it to us to put in the Website Yearbook.   THANK YOU DEVON for sharing these words regarding Debbie....I agree many would have anted to know.  R.I.P. Debbie.  Comments can be added to the sight for her family to see.

Deborah A. “Debbie” Budd    

Deborah A. “Debbie” Budd, of Myrtle Beach, SC, beloved wife of the late Richard T. “Rick” Budd, Jr., of Dallas, GA, passed away on Tuesday February 25, 2025. Born on January 30, 1949 in Bloomington, IL, she was the daughter of the late Elmer Lee Hubble and Barbara Jean VanZile. 

Debbie attended Mt. Lebanon and was a rockette (?) but graduated from Nicolet High school in Fox Point WI in 1966, then attended West Virginia University where she met her husband, Rick. While attending WVU, Debbie was active with the Iota Chapter of Alpha Xi Delta Sorority. 

She was a full-time mom while her boys were young, and then transitioned into a successful Real Estate career. Beyond real estate, Debbie was a tremendous dog lover, a certified Master Gardener, and an incredible baker. The only thing she loved more than her dogs, landscaping, or baking was the love for her family, especially her grandkids. 

Debbie is survived by her three sons Richard T. Budd, III, and wife Michelle of New Market, MD, Christopher L. Budd and wife, Amy, of Acworth, GA, and James L. Budd and wife, Dana, of Bel Air, MD; sisters, Susan "Hubble" German and husband John of Troy, NC, and Sally “Hubble” Presy of Clearwater, FL;  grandchildren Teague, Davis, Katie, and Olivia Budd; Rachel, Nicholas, and Alexander Navarro; great-granddaughter Natalie Navarro and many other nieces, nephews. 

The family is planning for a Celebration of Life in the near future. In lieu of flowers, donations may be sent to www.ASPCA.org