Debra Hoy
November 13, 1965 ~ August 28, 2013
Debra Leigh Hoy, 47, Harwood, ND, passed away on Wednesday, August 28, 2013 in her home. She was born on November 13, 1965 to Carol Beaver Moench and was raised by her mother and David Moench in Cheyenne, WY. She grew up in Cheyenne and graduated from Cheyenne Central High School. Deb was an active member of the high school band and performed in Mile High Stadium in Denver. Following high school, she attended the University of Wyoming.
Before moving to Fargo, she worked at Rocky Mountain Forest Products in Laramie, WY. She moved to Fargo where she raised her two sons, Tyler and Kyle. On November 23, 2012 she married Howard Hoy in Key West, FL.
In her spare time, Deb loved to crochet baby blankets for her friends. She was also an avid Jeff Gordon fan and loved her Green Bay Packers. Her sons were the light of her life as well as her husband.
She will be greatly missed by her husband, Howard; sons, Tyler and Kyle Harbour; parents, Carol and Dave Moench; sister, Dawn (Tom) Lydic; brother, Mike (Mary) Bogensberger; one nephew, three nieces and one great nephew; and many other relatives and friends.
In liew of flowers the family prefers memorials to be directed to the American Stroke Association.
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TJ and Kyle, I met your mom years ago when she brought you as babies to daycare at Blossom Bright. It was so much fun to reconnect with all of you at Sierra’s graduation party in May and see how you have grown! Your mom was such a beautiful person! My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Deb Nybo
RIP Debby
You were a lovely soul
My prayers to the family
Carol and Family,
I will always remember Debbie as the sweet fifth-grader I had the pleasure of getting to know a bit in 1976 when we all got together at Aunt Eleonore’s, especially her telling about being in band, and her lovely, gentle nature. May you all find peace in your memories of her.
Love, Ann
Harwood I am so sorry for your loss. Your family is in my prayers.
I still can’t believe it. My heart drops into my stomach every time I think of you. I just can’t bear the thought of you being gone. I can’t sleep because I never got a chance to tell you how much you really mean to me. How amazing I think you are. How you’ve changed my life and the way I look at things. I really messed up some things last year. I wasn’t always the best person to the people I cared about and I would always push them away. You have taught me so much. You have shown me the kind of parent I want to be someday. The kind of parent who loves their kids more than anything and would do anything to see them happy. You showed me what it felt like to have a mother figure in my life. I could go to you for anything and you would wipe my tears and tell me that you were there and that everything would be okay. You were everything every parent should be. I could tell you anything and I could trust you more than anyone. I remember sitting on your bed with you watching Luke Bryan perform live on t.v and T.J just sat there and made fun of us but we laughed, and had a great time. Every day with you was a memorable moment that I will cherish forever. I love you more than you will ever know. Rest easy, mom. I miss you. Thank you for always being there when nobody else was.