IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Deborah Lynn

Deborah Lynn Taylor Profile Photo

Taylor

Aug 16, 1952 — Feb 8, 2026

Magnolia

Obituary

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Deborah Lynn Suber Taylor, known as Debbie, completed her earthly journey on February 08, 2026, at the age of 73.

She was a member of The Ark Church in Conroe, TX.

Debbie was born to the late Theodore B. Suber and Jeanette C. (Pfeffer) Suber in Louisville, KY. She was preceded in death by her parents and sister, Carolyn Janet Denham.

Debbie is survived by her husband, Eddie L. Taylor, her children, D.J. Simonds (Denee), Danielle Renee Bowman, Dustin Taylor (Hoa), Lee Taylor, and Brian Taylor; grandchildren, Brooke Alexandria Narvaez (Javi), Hannah Taylor Simonds, Jackson Thurston Simonds, Bridgette Kinkade Bowman, Brady William Barrett Bowman, Alexis Tran Taylor, Morgan Vo Jean Taylor, Hannah Alexis McGuire (Brynn), and
Elizabeth Dawn Taylor.

My Story

I was born in Louisville, Kentucky and for the first 7 years of my life I was mostly raised by my Aunt Mart due to the fact both of my parents were having health issues. While living with my aunt, her neighbor had a cow that I loved to ride, and I named her Daisy Bell. That's when my love for cows came about and I still love them. When I turned 7 my parents moved our family to St. Pete Beach, Florida where my mom bought a motel.  At that time, I became a maid around the motel helping my mom clean rooms.  I graduated from high school in 1970 at the age of 17.  I then moved to Knoxville, TN to attend the University of Tennessee.  By age 22, God had blessed me with 2 wonderful children; D.J. and Danielle. In 1973 we moved to Houston, TX.  In 1978 I got my first real paying job with a home builder, Dream Homes, Inc.  This is where I acquired my love for construction.  In 1986 I was blessed with another son Dustin, "through marriage" whom I had the honor to help raise, when I married his wonderful dad, Eddie.

In 1988 Eddie and I became entrepreneurs.  We first started DLT Envelopes & Printing.  I had a hundred shares of Tenneco stock; valued at $45.00 a share.  With that money we purchased our first press.  Then in 2004 we started Tuscany Salons & Spas.  With my love for construction, I had the privilege to design and build our buildings for both businesses as well as design and build a home in Galveston, TX and our primary home in Magnolia, TX.  Like everyone, I had ups and downs in my lifetime but overall God blessed me with a very good life and a beautiful family. My most treasured times was having my family around, especially our famous annual family Easter egg hunt.

I leave behind all my love to my husband, children, grandchildren, and all my wonderful friends that came into my life.

Funeral Services

Visitation

February
21

Saturday

Klein Funeral Home - Magnolia-The Woodlands

14711 FM 1488, Magnolia, 77354

1:00 - 2:00 pm

Funeral Service

February
21

Saturday

Klein Funeral Home - Magnolia-The Woodlands

14711 FM 1488, Magnolia, 77354

Starts at 2:00 pm

Burial

February
21

Saturday

Klein Memorial Park - Magnolia-The Woodlands

14711 Farm to Market Road 1488, Magnolia, TX 77354

Starts at 3:00 pm

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