Debbie "Tack" Luckey

Debbie was born March 1, 1963, in Amarillo, Texas to Deborah Lynn Borden and Richard Luckey. Debbie went to Hamlet Elementary, Fannin Junior High. She then moved to Alabama with her mother in 1977 and went Sylacauga High School. She returned to Texas to attend Seagraves High School. She later went to Job Corp in New Mexico. Where she finished out her education.

Debbie then worked several occupations, but her love for people led her to Home Health Care, until she got sick. Anyone that knew Debbie knew she was an animal lover. She spent endless hours with her Fur Baby Sophie.  Her contagious smile and personality were something nobody could miss, it never failed when she walked into the room it would lighten up. She was an icon when it came to fashion, as she would say “ALL EYES ON ME” when she stepped out. She never met a stranger when it came to her, she would find the best in everyone she interacted with.

She visited several churches in her youth, but in 2011 she turned her life over to God and Found her Church home at Greater Love under the leadership of Bishop Riles. Where she Devoted all her time from Feeding the homeless to leading people to find Christ as their Lord and Savior.

Debbie was preceded in death by her grandparents, Calvin and Mary Luckey; father, Richard Luckey; mother, Debora Borden; sister, Sherry McCullough; brother, Richard Earl Luckey; special brother; Ozzie Barnes; special nieces, Shasati Luckey and Jasmine Davis.

She leaves to cherish her memories her beautiful gift from God at the age of 1 years old her daughter, Makala Drexla (Kayla Bear) from Pampa, Texas, sister, Barbara-Ann Porter from Sylacauga, Alabama; brother, Terry Borden (Alice Borden) from Sylacauga, Alabama; sister, Linda Ferguson; sister, Beverly Barnes from Amarillo, Texas; Anita Luckey from Amarillo, Texas; Sandra Johnson from Houston, Texas; brother, Micheal Luckey (Miranda Luckey) from Dallas, Texas; brother, Calvin Luckey ( Ladonna Luckey) From Dallas, Texas; her special sister and first niece, Denesha Jefferson (Rolland); her honorary sisters, Tina Poindexter, Yvette Coleman, and Andrea Hale; her special relationships with all her nieces, nephews, cousins and special friends. When thinking of Debbie all you have to do is think of how much she loved her family more than anything in this world.

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