Debra Lynn Roth, 64, of Huntley, died peacefully in her home on Monday, September 20, 2021.
Debbie was born in Elgin, Illinois on July 19, 1957, to parents Irving and Marie (nee Rath) Landwehr. She married Paul Roth on April 19, 1974. She was a dedicated office manager for Dr. Polse and brought much joy and light to her job. She loved to ride her Harley with Paul and was never seen without her nails done. Debbie was incredibly active and could often be found walking in Del Webb where she met many wonderful friends. She was a dedicated wife, mother and friend and befriended everyone she met. She was incredibly loyal and willing to help anyone who needed it. She was loving to a fault, headstrong and the glue that held everyone together. She will be greatly missed by all who knew her.
She is survived by her children, Steven Roth and Joanne (Frank Vecchio) Roth, Trisha (Roy) Johnson, and Mike (Jeannie) Sorensen, her grandchildren, Michael, Alexandra, Jacob, and Wyatt, her siblings, twin Donna Honeycutt, Gary (Angie) Landwehr, and Bradley Landwehr, her mother-in-law, Joan Roth, and her beloved dog, Bella.
She was preceded in death by her beloved husband of 47 years, Paul Roth,
Visitation will be Saturday, October 2, 2021, from 12 p.m. to time of funeral service 3 p.m. at DeFiore Funeral Home, 10763 Dundee Road, Huntley.
For further information please call the funeral home at 847-515-8772 or online condolences may be directed to www.defiorefuneral.com
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Dear family of Debbie We want to express our sincere condolences and prayers for all of you. We were all blessed to have her in our lives even for a too short of time. We knew her through Dr Polse’s office and her visits to Arizona where we live. She always had a smile a good laugh. We were looking forward to her next visit to Maricopa to have dinner and cocktails. Our hearts are broken. Mike and Karen Leitner,Maricopa Az
So sorry to hear of Joannes passing ‘ our deepest sympathy
I loved Deb so much. Im so sad me and Hailey are not able to be there. We love you, and we send all of our love from here in Az.
I am so very sorry. Deb was definitely loved by all who met her. She was a mom and grandma to all kids! I know she loved my daugters like her own grandchildren! She was such a beautiful person inside and out. HUGS to all of you!
Sorry I could not attend the funeral. I first met Debbie some 40 years ago when I became a patient of Dr. Polse. They both became close, personal friends. I now will cherish her memory until by God's grace we meet again in a better world. Rest in Peace my friend, rest in peace.
Debbie always brightened the office with her chatter and voice. She made any waiting time to by fast as she interacted with everyone with her conversations. I know she will be sorely missed.
We are so sad to hear about Debbie’s passing. We thought of her as a friend from going to Dr. Polse for so many years. We were in the office less than 2 weeks ago and loved catching up with her. She will be missed by the many people who’s lives she touched. Keeping her whole family in our prayers.
Hundreds of people met her over her many years at at Al's office. What a sweet greeting everyone received the minute we walked in. After knowing Debbie for over 40 years, I can truly say she was always warm and welcoming. When I lost my husband, Bob, she helped me heal with her kind words.
Dear Deb’s family. I was stunned to learn of her death today. My sincere condolences to all of you. My girls and I feel like we have lost a family member as well. Deb was part of our Dr. Polse family for many many years. I can’t imagine that office without her. Take care of each other. God bless.
My sympathies to the family, friends, coworkers, and all her other patients at the office. Debbie had a way of lighting up the room! She will truly be missed.
I love you so much aunt Debbie I look at your picture on my dresser every morning and wonder why you had to go and if I'll ever see you again. Just know I love you and your missed by so many every single day!