Obituary for Deborah Jean Muoio (Carner)
Deborah Carner Muoio,
was a wonderful mother, loving wife, and caring daughter. She passed away in the early morning of April 10, 2020 and leaves behind her husband, Joe Muoio, mother, Dolores Naddeo, daughter, Sandra DeSantis, son-in-law, Tony DeSantis, and beloved dog, Chase. Debbie grew up Philadelphia and currently resides in Lumberton. She would have been 67 on 11/12/20. She was a proud graduate of Little Flower High School and became a medical secretary. Debbie was an avid Phillies fan, loved animals, and enjoyed making everyone learn design tips from HGTV, whether they wanted to or not.
She loved her family above everything else. As a mother, she made sure her daughter took advantage of every chance for educational advancement, took every field trip, and made sure every wound was healed. As a wife, she was a best friend and made sure everyone was fed, happy, and healthy. As a daughter, she became a partner with her mom, each looking out for each other.
The family asks for your patience and respect during this difficult time. Due to Covid 19, her funeral must be made private, for immediate family members only. We will be hosting a memorial in her honor at a later date.
Take care of yourself, take care of others, and be kind.
Kindness is free, give it to everyone. -CAS
Sandra DeSantis
was a wonderful mother, loving wife, and caring daughter. She passed away in the early morning of April 10, 2020 and leaves behind her husband, Joe Muoio, mother, Dolores Naddeo, daughter, Sandra DeSantis, son-in-law, Tony DeSantis, and beloved dog, Chase. Debbie grew up Philadelphia and currently resides in Lumberton. She would have been 67 on 11/12/20. She was a proud graduate of Little Flower High School and became a medical secretary. Debbie was an avid Phillies fan, loved animals, and enjoyed making everyone learn design tips from HGTV, whether they wanted to or not.
She loved her family above everything else. As a mother, she made sure her daughter took advantage of every chance for educational advancement, took every field trip, and made sure every wound was healed. As a wife, she was a best friend and made sure everyone was fed, happy, and healthy. As a daughter, she became a partner with her mom, each looking out for each other.
The family asks for your patience and respect during this difficult time. Due to Covid 19, her funeral must be made private, for immediate family members only. We will be hosting a memorial in her honor at a later date.
Take care of yourself, take care of others, and be kind.
Kindness is free, give it to everyone. -CAS
Sandra DeSantis