Debra Jepperson

In Loving Memory of Deborah Stoffers-Jepperson
November 20, 1955 – March 18, 2025

With heavy hearts, we announce the passing of Deborah Stoffers-Jepperson, a woman with a larger-than-life personality that left a lasting impression on everyone she met. Deborah passed away peacefully on March 18, 2025, in Stansbury Park, Utah, where she made her home and built a life filled with love, creativity, and warmth.

Born on November 20, 1955, to Johannes Stoffers and Margarita Sprinkle, Deborah grew up alongside her beloved siblings, Chris Robison, Andy Stoffers, and Margie Peterson. She was the mother to Jennifer Rzeszut, a proud grandmother to Christian Saunders and Ashton Rzeszut, and a great-grandmother to Aalijah Saunders and Dalilah Saunders. Her family—both human and furry—meant the world to her, and her dogs, Tucker and Sadie, were her constant companions.

Deborah had a creative soul and a passion for crafting and decorating. She had a special talent for making things beautiful and could turn even the simplest items into something magical. She spent much of her life working with children, bringing fun and kindness into their lives, and later shared her warmth and generosity while working at a local thrift store.

Her personality was unforgettable—bold, vibrant, and full of life. She had a way of making every encounter memorable, leaving people with stories to tell and laughter to remember. Whether it was a heartfelt conversation, a shared joke, or a perfectly timed witty remark, Deborah had a way of lighting up a room.

Per her wishes, there will be no public funeral or viewing. Instead, those who loved her are encouraged to honor her memory in their own way—whether by creating something beautiful, or simply sharing a smile with a stranger.

Deborah Stoffers-Jepperson’s spirit lives on in the countless lives she touched, in the creativity she shared, and in the memories held by those who knew her. She will be remembered in different ways by those whose lives she was part of, and her presence will not be forgotten.

Rest easy, Mom. Your love and laughter will stay with us always.