Deborah Lynn Coburn

Deborah Lynn Coburn, 71, of Mesa, Arizona, passed away peacefully on August 5, 2025.

Born on September 6, 1953, in Detroit, Michigan, Deborah grew up in Indianapolis, Indiana, and later made her way to Arizona, where she spent her later years surrounded by family, friends, and neighbors who held a special place in her heart.

She is survived by her beloved daughter, Terri J. Snow, and her son, John K. Price. Deborah shared a deep, lifelong bond with Terri — they were not only mother and daughter but also confidantes. They shared dreams, life goals, and a passion for growing their family together with love and purpose. With her son John, Deborah shared a love of gardening and found joy in decorating for the holidays. They also treasured their long conversations while John was traveling on the road for work — talks filled with warmth, laughter, and connection that meant the world to them both.

She was a proud and devoted grandmother to Dalton Michael Snow, Josephine Snow, and Kamren Price, each of whom held a unique and special place in her heart. Dalton and Deborah bonded over their love for movies, often enjoying Sunday movie dates that became a treasured tradition. With Josephine, she shared a passion for cooking — swapping recipes and making meals filled with laughter and love. Her youngest grandson, Kamren, inherited her deep love for animals, a shared passion that created a beautiful and lasting connection between them.

She was preceded in death by her grandson, Michael D. Price.

Deborah had a lifelong love for all animals and was especially devoted to her three cherished companions — Angel, Lukey, and Copper. They were more than pets — they were her “babies,” and their unconditional love brought her comfort, joy, and companionship throughout her life.

Above all, Deborah had a deep and enduring love for the Good Lord. Her faith was a guiding light in her life, and she found peace in knowing that when her time came, she would be with Him in Heaven.

Deborah will be remembered for her warm heart, her unwavering support of her loved ones, her compassion for animals, her strong faith, and her quiet strength. She brought light and love to every life she touched, and her presence will be deeply missed by all who knew her.

In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made in her name to a local animal rescue or shelter of your choice — a gesture that would honor her memory and her love for animals in the most meaningful way.