Debrah Suzanne Anderson

Debrah Suzanne Anderson, 62, of Palmer, died Monday, January 12, 2026, after her battle with glioblastoma.

A celebration of Deb’s life will be held at a later date, where her family and friends will gather to remember a woman, whose love was her greatest gift.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Glioblastoma Research Organization or the American Heart Association.

Peters Funeral Home of St. Paul is assisting the family.

Debrah Suzanne Anderson was born on November 1, 1963, in Central City, Nebraska, to Lyle and Darlene Gee, a beginning that shaped her lifelong love for family, hard work, and togetherness.

Deb was a beloved sister to Terry, Charles, Daniel, Allen, and Shaun Gee, but her most cherished role was loving and being loved by her family. She was the devoted wife of Wayne Anderson, her partner in life and love since their marriage in 1998. Together they built a home filled with laughter, support, and countless memories, spending many happy years in Sheridan, Wyoming. Deb was a deeply loving mother to Stacia (Vaughn) Stacey of Mountain View, Wyoming, Molly (Josh) Page of Douglas, Wyoming, and a devoted stepmother to Shannon Smith, DaLynn (Justin) Patch, Kodi Weston, and Kelcey (Tim) Shoemaker, loving each as her own.

Deb’s heart belonged to her family. Nothing brought her greater joy than being “Grammie Deb” and Mimi to her 14 grandchildren and great-grandson. She delighted in every hug, story, and moment spent with them, always making sure they felt loved, supported, and special. Creating memories with her children and grandchildren was what mattered most to her, and those moments will be treasured forever.

As a child, Deb loved coyote hunting with her dad, experiences that helped shape her adventurous spirit. She also found her passion in volleyball—a sport she loved deeply and later coached, encouraging young athletes with patience, humor, and heart. Known professionally as an IT guru, Deb was a true computer genius, affectionately called the “Deb Web” by her colleagues, always willing to lend a hand and share her knowledge.

She leaves behind her beloved husband, Wayne Anderson; her daughters and stepchildren; her mother, Darlene Gee; her four brothers; her grandchildren and one great-grandson; and many other family members and friends who were forever changed by her kindness, strength, and unconditional love.

Deb was preceded in death by her father, Lyle Gee, and her brother, Terry Gee, both of whom she loved dearly.