Debbie Marie Boone, 70, of Corvallis, Oregon. passed away on July 14,2023. Surrounded by Family and Friends. That will continue to honor her legacy by celebrating her life.

Survivors include, two sisters,  Teresa Ellixon & Elisabeth Horne; daughter, Amanda Boone, four granddaughters, Caitlin & Chloe Burgess, Alona & Amaya Edmonds; great grandson, Liam Boone; two nieces, Shannon & Marlena; one nephew, TJ, and one great niece, Skylar.

There will be no public memorial services, her family will have a private celebration of life.

The family requests that donations in her name be directed to her favorite causes:  PlantMemorialTree.com and Help Save Mother Earth, SECU Hospice House of Brunswick,  Lower Cape Fear Life Center in Bolivia, NC, www.lifecare.org or to https://yellowstonewildlifesanctuary.org/info-for-donors/ ; nywolf.org/save-the-wolves    you may also donate to Your Local Humane Society or Any animal origination.

Online condolences are encouraged and may be sent to the family at ww.fulwoodfuneralservice.com, Please light a candle in remembrance...

A letter from the family:

Debbie,

Is a true Indian Warrior Queen, with the spirit of the wolf running through her veins.

Fulltime Animal Rights Activist. She has spent the last Ten (10) years, campaigning across the mid-west. Including All of Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho. Fighting for Native American Indian cultures, saving mother earth & All god's creatures. Learning & teaching others on how to live off the land. Debbie has never met a stranger and would give you her shirt off her back if you needed help. Even when she herself did not have it to give. She is the strongest person I have ever met, A Great Leader to many, Best friend's to most. Debbie took great joy in simple pleasures. She enjoyed spending time with friends and family. Debbie was always quick with a joke, a fast comeback, a funny story, or sometimes even a prank. Before becoming a mother, Debbie spent many years traveling all over the country with the Ringling Brothers Carnival, setting up rides and games, for all visitors to enjoy a fun filled day. She settled in to raise her two beautiful daughters. Debbie loved to cook, spending time in the kitchen to create delicious meals for not just her family, but also her friends as well. Debbie soon became the lead chief at Apples Bees and even advanced into a regional trainer for all new incoming chiefs. Debbie Loved all sorts of music, loved to sing, and has a voice like an angel….

She had seen Heaven before, but returned, because her Journey in Life was not over yet!

Such a Loving & Caring Mother, Daughter, Sister, Grandma and Aunt. Who will be Truly missed.