Deborah "Debbie" J. Richmond

Deborah “Debbie” Jean Richmond, 67, of Casper, passed away on April 10th, 2025, after a battle with multiple illnesses at Banner Wyoming Medical Center.

Debbie was born on May 13th, 1957, to James Perea and Carolyn Perea in Riverton, WY where she attended elementary school in Armento, WY. She attended middle school at CY Middle School in Casper, WY. She went on to attend high school at Natrona County High School in Casper, WY. After Debbie graduated from Natrona County High School in 1975, she worked different jobs before opening her house cleaning business that she ran for 30 years.

Debbie was raised the majority of her childhood in Powder River, WY and was surrounded by her siblings, Craig Perea, James Perea, Trisha Perea, Kathy Perea, Brent Perea and Mike Perea.

In 1975, Debbie met Bruce Richmond in Casper. They married September 10th, 1977. Debbie and Bruce went on to have two beautiful children, Carolyn Richmond in 1980 and Johnie Richmond in 1984. In January of 2003, she was gifted with her only grandchild, Matthew Richmond.

In 2024, Debbie Richmond retired and spent her time watching her favorite shows like Wheel Fortune, House Hunters, and Snapped. She spent her time by staying busy taking care of her home while enjoying being around as much family as she could. In quiet times, she would enjoy a book by Danielle Steele and complete crossword puzzles.

Debbie Richmond was preceded in death by her grandmother Viola Norris, grandfather, Jose Perea, her dad James Perea and brother Craig Perea. Debbie Richmond is survived by husband Bruce Richmond, daughter Carolyn Richmond, son Johnie Richmond, grandson Matthew Richmond, mother, Carolyn Perea, three brothers, James Perea, Mike Perea, Brent Perea, two sisters, Trisha Perea, Kathy Martinez, ten nieces and nephews, fifteen great nieces and nephews and two great-great nieces and nephews.

Services will be held at Bar Nunn Baptist Church on April 18th, 2025, at 11:00 AM. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to Wyoming Special Olympics, an organization Debbie felt strongly about.