Greece: February 18, 2016. Deborah is Predeceased by her father, Paul Manno Jr. She is survived by her husband, Steven J. Spinelli; daughters, Lisa (Chris Gekoski) Goler, Stacy (Brian) Incardone; grandchildren, Carmella Incardone, Jaxon Incardone, Austin King; mother, Eleanor Manno; brother, Paul (Amy Meister) Manno, mother-in-law father-in-law, Suzanne Thomas Spinelli; sister-in-law's, Joyce John Broderick, Nancy Ray Reboulet; brother-in-law's, Bob Peg Spinelli, Rick Julie Spinelli, Tim Lisa Spinelli, Paul Dana Spinelli; several nieces, nephews, cousins dear friends. Deborah's visitation will be Monday 2-4 7-9 PM at the funeral home, 1411 Vintage Lane (between 390 Long Pond Rd.) Her funeral service will be celebrated on Tuesday, 10AM at St. John The Evangelist Church of Greece, 2400 W. Ridge Rd., interment to follow in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Deborah was born on March 30, 1954 in Geneva, NY. She graduated from Spencerport High school and met her husband Steve Spinelli through family and friends. They went on to have two daughters, Lisa and Stacy. Deborah worked over 37 years as a licensed hairdresser. She also worked over 15 years of being a professional medical secretary at the U of R. Deborah sacrificed a lot to make sure her girls had a great upbringing. She always was a loving and caring mother of her daughters as she always put her children first. Deborah loved traveling with her family including her parents. She loved and adored her grandchildren and she loved her cats throughout the many years. Deborah's most special events in life included wonderful vacations that she took every year with her family and friends. She also treasured spending every holiday spent with family. Deborah's greatest days were giving birth to her daughters and marrying her husband. Some of her favorite TV shows were Dancing with the Stars, Greys Anatomy and the Hallmark Channel for the Christmas show specials. Deborah's outlook in life was always positive and bright, she always brought happiness to any gathering. Deborah always lit up the room. She was beautiful inside and out. She loved having a good time with family and friends. Deborah loved to be around her family and looked forward to enjoying vacations every year. She always had the knack of knowing how to do the right thing. Everyone followed her lead, she was very instrumental in keeping the family together for good times. Deborah always put everyone else first and never wanted credit or to be the center of attention. When she made a decision there was no turning back, it was always keep moving forward with no regrets.