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Debra Kay Ewing

February 13, 1960 ~ August 31, 2025

Born in: Indianapolis, Indiana
Resided in: Indianapolis, Indiana

Debra Kay “Deb” Ewing, 65, of Indianapolis, passed away at home on August 31, 2025. She was born in Indianapolis on February 13, 1960, to the late Oran and Eleanor (Cordell) White. Deb attended Plainfield schools and married the love of her life, Stephen Ewing, on March 31, 1979.

She loved being able to stay at home to raise her three children and eventually went to work as a cook for Bradford Woods for several years.

Deb’s greatest pride and joy was her grandchildren. It didn’t matter the occasion; the time spent with them was her favorite. Likewise, they always looked forward to seeing Nana and eating the chocolate from her several stashes around the house.

Deb found peace outdoors. She loved planting flowers and watching the dragonflies and butterflies on the back porch. Her compassion for others will live on through her family.

In addition to her parents, Deb is preceded in death by her brothers, Bobby and David White; and sisters, Latisha Reffett, Cheryl Barker, Karen White, and Linda Hammond.

Survivors include her husband of 46 years, Stephen Ewing; daughter, Melissa Gibson; sons, Stephen D. Ewing and Michael Ewing (Crystal); grandchildren, Alivia Gibson, Brayden Ewing, Morgan Ewing, Caroline Gibson, Calina Ewing, Colten Ewing, Mason Ewing, Michaela Ewing, Chloe Ewing, Anthony Ewing, Mia Ewing, and Divina Ewing; great-grandchildren, Lyrik, Elliot, Kingsley, and Oakley; twin brother, Daniel White; brother, Tommy White (Becky); and sister, Joyce Barbaur.

Family and friends are invited to visit on Friday, September 5, 2025, from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. in the chapel at Carlisle – Branson Funeral Service & Crematory. Funeral services will be held at the funeral home on Saturday, September 6, 2025, at 3:00 p.m., with an hour of visitation preceding. In honoring Deb’s wishes, her earthly remains will be cremated after the service.

Services

Visitation: Friday, September 5, 2025
4:00 pm - 7:00 pm

Carlisle - Branson Funeral Service & Crematory
39 East High Street
Mooresville, IN 46158


Visitation: Saturday, September 6, 2025
2:00 pm - 3:00 pm

Carlisle - Branson Funeral Service & Crematory
39 East High Street
Mooresville, IN 46158


Funeral Service: Saturday, September 6, 2025
3:00 pm

Carlisle - Branson Funeral Service & Crematory
39 East High Street
Mooresville, IN 46158


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  1. Goose, you were the best momma, sister, friend, and/or corrector I have every known. You loved me from day one until the end. I love you for eternity. Rest easy my dearest. P.s. thanks for the dragonfly visit last night.

  2. I love you Nani you accepted me into the family from day one.At the very lowest point of my life you gave me advice that changed my everything.I will visit you very often and I’ll make sure your girls and Kingsley are taken care of.I hate that this is the path that was chosen for you…Your the most vibrant,kind, and beautiful person.Im honored to have got to spend time with you and that you accepted me into your arms when I was at my worst I love you Nani We will meet again🪿

  3. I will never forget the time you taught me how to make fudge. I have never had any desire to cook but when i was with you i always wanted to make fudge just because you taught me and i knew i made you proud. i will forever wear the little gold hoops you took out of your ears christmas 2024 and gave me, and i’ll never ever take your ring off. you gave me a hard time growing up and never understood why, i do now and you’ve made me a great young woman and i will thank you forever.

  4. I love you always and will be so grateful for the days I get to spend with you as a kid we’re some of my best memories. You were my second mama. Rest in heaven angel!

  5. Loved by All ,never knew a stranger ,not a single memory of her that we weren’t laughing.She will be greatly missed .Rest In Heaven Aunt Deb ❤️ Bud and Michele and Jake

  6. In September 2022 I found my sister Deb and we’ve had 3 wonderful but way to short a time together. I saw her last month and will miss her so much. She’s with our parents and siblings. Love you sissy
    Joyce

  7. Deb,
    I’ve never met another quite like you and I’m so happy I did! You will be so missed and never forgotten ❤️ you showed me a different type if live and made me fall for your son because of it. You over used the words I LOVE YOU and I cant thank you enough for that. Thank you for living my baby girl Michaela so much! Until we meet i love you always.

  8. Deb, I can’t find the words I want. I wish we had been in closer contact with visits the last few years like the older days, but you always were and always will be in my heart.
    You had a bad childhood, losing your mom when you and Danny were just babies but you ended up so much like her. You dearly loved your kids and grandkids, you were a good cook like her too.
    Now you are up there with her and your dad, sister’s and brothers and my John.
    You were one of the kindest, funniest and loving people I have ever known and I’m glad you are no longer in pain. You are truly in a better place.
    RIP sweetie 😇❤️

  9. To my dear Aunt Deb, who I never got the pleasure of meeting, and who I discovered only a few years ago. Thanks for making my momma a very happy sister to you if only for a little while. Your amazing self shines through in all those you’ve influenced over the years and it’s obvious that you were extremely loved by all. Rest in peace.

  10. Even though you weren’t my aunt by blood, you never treated me any different from Pink. No one would have ever guessed which one of us was your actual niece. You and Aunt Cheryl were always as good to me as you were to her. I love you ❤️ Tell mom hey for me !! ❤️

  11. You will b dearly missed had not seen you in years but I have a lot of good memories w u and your family love u deb

  12. nana you have raised me a majority of my life and i thank you for that you have turned me into a loving young man i love my family with everything in me we will never let your legacy fade away and that’s a promise, you had such a huge impact on many peoples life’s you was so beautiful today and yesterday there was so many people there it was nice seeing everybody even the people i didn’t know because i thank them for showing up and showing their respects, this isn’t goodbye forever nana, i know you and my grandma are looking down on me i have the strongest support i could possibly even think of, i thank you for being there for me through everything and for being my 2nd mother, i’m gonna miss you getting me up in the morning and your old ringtone “dun dun dundundund” before school you picking out my outfits that didn’t even match you making me bacon every morning before school and making sure i ate and then being the most welcome home i’ve ever been to you are literally home everytime i came around u i felt comfortable now everything feels like a blank void but i promise to take care of papaw i know i’m not his favorite or whatever or i let him down but i do love him and it hurts watching him go thru this but everything about u is so perfect i know i’m not good at talking or speaking anything of that matter but u mean the absolute world to me one of these days i’ll see you again nana i love you forever and a day, love your baby colton

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