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Deborah Lea Warmoth

September 11, 1957 ~ February 13, 2026

Born in: Danville, Indiana
Resided in: Monrovia, Indiana

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Deborah Lea Warmoth, 68, of Monrovia, left this life on Friday, February 13, 2026 at Franciscan Hospital in Indianapolis. She was born in Danville, Indiana on September 11, 1957 to the late Jearld Oscar Ward and Tantra Lea Ward.

Debby, as most knew her, graduated from Eminence High School with the class of 1976. She married her soul mate, Gary Warmoth, on May 6, 1978. Debby dedicated her life to caring and loving others. While she stayed home to raise her family for many years, she also has worked several jobs including as a secretary for the former Don Sisks Pontiac and as a cook for Eminence Schools. Of Christian faith, Debby was a member of the Hazelwood Christian Church.

Finding immense joy and solace in the outdoors, Debby greatly enjoyed time spent camping and fishing with family. She loved boating at Dale Hollow Lake, Raccoon Lake, and more. An avid reader of mystery books, her love for thrilling stories was matched only by her devotion to her favorite sports teams, especially her beloved Indiana University basketball team. Although, she truly enjoyed all sports.

Debby will be deeply missed by many including her husband, Gary Warmoth of Monrovia; daughters, Lori (husband, Brandon) Fultz of Brownsburg, Lindsey (husband, Michael) Peck of Quincy, and Laci (husband, Eric) Hamblen of Martinsville; sisters, Karen (husband, Don) Emberton of Monrovia and Jenny (husband, Terry) Rosenbalm of Amo; and grandchildren, Harleigh, Marriah, Dustin, Reagan, Dylan, Hunter, Dominik, and Kaleigha.

Debby’s earthly remains have been cremated. The family will host a celebration of life at a later date.

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  2. Gary and family, I’m so sorry for your loss! Debbie was a sweet lady. Always a friendly smile and easy to talk to even when you hadn’t seen her in years. May God give you peace through this sad time.

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  3. So sorry to read this about a sweet lady. Debby will be greatly missed by many. She loved her family, they were the apple of her eye. Prayers for family and friends. God bless you and comfort you in this time.

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  5. I pray you all find peace during this difficult journey of life.
    Thank you Debby for shaping me during my youth, I will forever hold our time together close to my heart.

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  6. So many memories with u guys with our kids when they were young, Debbie is such a beautiful person and will be greatly missed. Praying for you and your family.

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  7. Always the sweetest lady through all my years at eminence my dad and sister as well you will be so dearly missed by all of us

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  8. Debbie left a legacy of amazing strong women. She truly was the epitome of a strong woman. A woman of faith, conviction, centered on family, and working diligently along the way. The glory she has seen is one we can all hope to have as well. Many warm prayers to her husband, children, grandchild and all those that loved her so dearly.

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  12. Our prayers are with you, Gary, and your sweet family. And we are also holding you close in our prayers, Karen and Jenny!

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  14. Dear Families:
    Sallie and I were deeply saddened to tears to learn of debby’s health issues and finally her passing. I will fondly remember chasing debby, karen, and jenny around whatever house we were in playing monster. We shared major holidays for over 60 years. Debby’s passions were obvious: her family, her children, and her grands, and her passions also included sports, especially IU basketball. Sallie and I are so sorry for your loss which was our loss too. Obviously you share our heartfelt grief. Love, Steve and Sallie Wills.

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