Death date: Apr 11, 2017
Deborah Crutcher Hylton, 64, of Cornelius died April 11 at her home. She was born on February 3, 1953 in Newfoundland, Canada to the late Thomas and Doris Crutcher. Survivors include her husband Bob; sons, Randal Currin of Oxford Read Obituary
Randal, Robbie, and Hylton family
I was very sorry to read in the Oxford Ledger of Deb's passing. I have some fond memories of growing up with her in Stovall. May God surround you with his loving arms and help you all through this difficult time.
Thankfully, it is sunny and uplifting in Nova Scotia, because the dark cloud that surrounds Debbie's passing would be unbearable, otherwise. Most of the memories of Debbie are shared in the springtime of our lives; lives just beginning. Debbie was a beautiful child and as her life matured, so did her beauty, with her latter years spent resembling the most beautiful woman to grace this earth - our grandmother, Mom Taylor. Debbie told me that this comparison was the greatest compliment that anyone could give her. Debbie's acceptance of her fate was entirely the result of her strong faith; a faith that enabled her to see her untimely passing as all the "more time to spend with loved ones that I haven't seen for some while". Hopefully this reunion is bringing as much pleasure to her and to her eternal family as the loss is being felt by her earthly family.
Condolences to husband, Bob, and sons.
Tony Purchase and family
To the family of Deborah Hylton sorry for the loss of your loved one. May you rely on the God of comfort and all your beautiful memories to sustain you. Isaiah 41:10 provides comfort.
Bob, Randy, Robbie, Adam, so sorry to hear of Debbie's passing. I have wonderful memories of your visits to Corner Brook. They were often the highlight of our summer. I can remember as far back as Tony and Debbie going to school together (at the Salvation Army Academy) even before the terribly sad day when the Crutcher Family moved away. Our lives were then brightened when they returned in the summer! Boys, be strong. Debbie was a wonderful, caring and loving person who put family first. Across the miles, you are in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.
