Debra Jean Maserang

Debra Jean Maserang (Fulcher) passed away on September 11, 2026. A Celebration of Life Service will be held October 11, 2026 at 2:00 PM at Meridan Apartments, 2201 SW 6th St. Amarillo, TX. 

Debie was born in Enid, Ok while her parents were vacationing. Raised in Texas. Debie took great pride in being a Texan.

The first years of her life were spent in Fort Worth, TX where she became a big sister to Rickie and Linda. Her family moved to Lubbock in 1971 where she attended school. She went on to attend American Community College where she received a certificate in accounting. Debie attended South Plains College where she received an EKG Certification. Most recently she attended Goodwill Career Center where she received multiple certifications in computer programs. Debie had multiple talents. She cooked in a restaurant, drove a school bus, operated heavy equipment, dispatcher for a trucking company, shuttle driver for the railroads, accounting clerk for a masonry contractor, but her true love for a career came when she worked for Acme Brick as an Assistant Project Manager. She absolutely loved architecture.

She is proceed in death by her father, Floyd G. Fulcher; her Mother Judy M. Conner; her grandmother Edith H. Dunson and her other grandparents.

Debie is survived by her first son, CWO3 Michael Kevin Maserang US Navy and daughter-in-law Heather; her three grandchildren which she loved with her whole heart, Landon, Addison, and Jack all of Virginia Beach VA; her second son, James Bryon Maserang of Tuscan, AZ; her brother, Rickie and wife Ginger of Wolfforth TX; her sister, Linda and husband Dale Crecy of Amarillo, TX. Survivors also include numerous nieces & nephews who she spent a lot of her adult life with. Debie was an exceptional aunt who never missed a football game of JR's, she taught Rashel the ins and outs of thrift store shopping. And Britani who she visited every trade day in town with.

Debie was a believer in Christ and is now building a mansion for her family!

She leaves behind an abundance of family and close friends. Debie will be greatly missed by many!