Honoring Deborah "Debbie" Diggs with A Lasting Tribute
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Amy Occhiuto
1 month ago
This fabulous woman changed the lives of so many. Let’s honor her permanently and properly. Sending all my love to our family! <3
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Brenda Sanchez
1 month ago
Loved this lady🥰
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Chris Swim
1 month ago
She was a very best friend of mine, I loved being her assistant in brownies and she taught me how to work computers and would laugh at me cuz I'm a dum dum with computers we used to laugh so hard over small things she deserves the plaque she taught the computer class and so much more she would always volunteer and was just the best Teacher with lots of love for all the kids. Rest well I miss you Debbie 🕊️
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Marsha Canser
1 month ago
It is an honor to be a part of celebrating and recognizing Debbie Diggs and the joy and dedication she gave to the students and schools in Natomas school district.
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Laurie Gleason
1 month ago
She was such a big part of my childhood and her kind words have always stayed with me.
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Brooke Sommerdorf
1 month ago
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Mrs. Diggs was such a wonderful part of my learning at American Lakes. She was so patient and loving. I was lucky to have her as a part of my childhood for so long.
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Megan Gee
1 month ago
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The majority of my early elementary memories have Debbie Diggs in them - she was our classroom aide and my Girl Scout leader, in addition to a dear friend of our family. Her dedication to the children of Natomas began with her own wonderful family and extended to the entire community. So thankful for her joy and warmth while I was growing up.
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Lisa Varner
1 month ago
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Debbie was always a smiling face to students. I was a student at her school back in the late 80’s and will always remember her fondly.
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Lindsay Lee
1 month ago
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Mrs. Diggs was a shining light in my childhood. I loved having her as my computer teacher and my Girl Scout troop leader. She had the best laugh and gave her all to us! Her love and dedication was felt by so many and she will always remain in my heart.
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Sarah Haddad
5 months ago
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Mrs. Diggs was such a huge part of my childhood at American Lakes. She always had a smile for everyone no matter how busy she was. A plaque is the least this district can do to honor her legacy.
This fabulous woman changed the lives of so many. Let’s honor her permanently and properly. Sending all my love to our family! <3
Loved this lady🥰
She was a very best friend of mine, I loved being her assistant in brownies and she taught me how to work computers and would laugh at me cuz I'm a dum dum with computers we used to laugh so hard over small things she deserves the plaque she taught the computer class and so much more she would always volunteer and was just the best Teacher with lots of love for all the kids. Rest well I miss you Debbie 🕊️
It is an honor to be a part of celebrating and recognizing Debbie Diggs and the joy and dedication she gave to the students and schools in Natomas school district.
She was such a big part of my childhood and her kind words have always stayed with me.
Mrs. Diggs was such a wonderful part of my learning at American Lakes. She was so patient and loving. I was lucky to have her as a part of my childhood for so long.
The majority of my early elementary memories have Debbie Diggs in them - she was our classroom aide and my Girl Scout leader, in addition to a dear friend of our family. Her dedication to the children of Natomas began with her own wonderful family and extended to the entire community. So thankful for her joy and warmth while I was growing up.
Debbie was always a smiling face to students. I was a student at her school back in the late 80’s and will always remember her fondly.
Mrs. Diggs was a shining light in my childhood. I loved having her as my computer teacher and my Girl Scout troop leader. She had the best laugh and gave her all to us! Her love and dedication was felt by so many and she will always remain in my heart.
Mrs. Diggs was such a huge part of my childhood at American Lakes. She always had a smile for everyone no matter how busy she was. A plaque is the least this district can do to honor her legacy.