With deep love and sorrow, we announce the passing of Deborah Lynn Roncaglione, age 69, who passed peacefully on June 19, 2025, at the home of her loving daughter and son-in-law, Scott and Crystal Robertson, in Jacksonville, Florida. Surrounded by her family she loved more than anything.
Deborah was a faithful servant, a devoted mother, and a woman whose life was a living example of grace, compassion, and quiet strength.
Born on July 20, 1955, in Carbondale, Illinois. She lived each day with a generous heart, steady hands, and a soul full of love. She was blessed with the joy of 7 daughters, 16 grandchildren and 10 greatgrandchildren, who were the light of her life. Her life was rooted in faith and family.
She was the proud mother of Tiffany Dianne Collins, Shannon Alisha Roncaglione, Cassandra Lynn Roncaglione, Crystal Dawn Robertson (spouse: Scott Robertson), Shawndra Lee Roncaglione, Ashley Nicole Roncaglione, and Marissa Danielle Mobley (spouse: Casey Mobley).
Grandchildren: Brandalynn Taylor Collins, Mason Chandler Collins, Alyssia Tyneal Shaw, Trinity Roncaglione, Taniya Roncaglione, Dalton Cole Tyre, Christian Alexander Robertson, Keyon Pride, Kedrick Roncaglione Whitten, Keyshaun Whitten, Melvin “VinCeti`” Roncaglione Brown, Vada Lynn Roncaglione Brown, Ashton Mobley, Rhett Mobley, Gracen Mobley, and Le’Vonte Dion Larry, Jr. Great-Grandchildren: Kylan David Keith, Beckett Kase Keith, Kayvin Quinn Nolan Collins, Aybree Elise Sanders, Kadence Ace Sanders, Jordan KASH Sanders, Ivy Reese Shaw, Kali Javaya Harden, Ny’Ala Roncaglione, and Tatum Roncaglione. Deborah is also survived by her two loving brothers, Jimmy Coulter and Chance Coulter, who remained close to her heart throughout her life. Their bond was one of unconditional love, loyalty, and family strength that stood the test of time.
For 28 years, Deborah served her community with grace and dedication as a waitress at Western Sizzlin’ Steakhouse in Jesup, Georgia. To a lot, she was more than a friendly face she was family. Her kindness, humor, and sincerity left a lasting impression on everyone she met.
Deborah found joy in life’s pleasures, sparkly treasures, music with the windows down, singing her heart out at karaoke, and quiet moments with those she held dear. Her strength, her laughter, and her unconditional love will be deeply missed, but forever remembered.
She lived with purpose. She loved without conditions. And she left this world with her faith fulfilled and her legacy secure.
Now, with Heaven’s gates open wide, Deborah is reunited with her beloved husband, Reco Roncaglione. Hand in hand, they walk together once again whole, at peace, and surrounded by eternal love in the presence of the Lord.






I love you so very much momma.  It’s been such an honor to be your daughter and for you to be my mother.  I promise to help take care of your girls. This isn’t goodbye this is until we meet again.  Your loving daughter Tiffany Collins
Mrs Deborah.  A Mother when I needed one, a good advice giver a nurturing,, one of a kind special lady. You’ll be missed more than you’ll ever know by so many. . Thanks for everything  that you didn’t have to do for me.i I’ll see you again one day  until then I’ll imagine that beautiful smile in heaven
A mother's Love is something that is special the feeling you can't describe she will always be with you guys love you Shannon ,
My condolences to the family.
With Loving thoughts Lisa
So sorry for the loss of your mother and the passing of your father a few years ago. We lived on the corner on Linton Road for 35 years and hate to hear of the losses you girls have gone thru. Prayers to all of you during this very difficult time, it hits differently when you lose your mother, I know first hand on parental loss as I lost my father in 1999 and mother in 2008. Just Know, they walk together once again and you'll see them both again one day. 🙏🙏🙏
May God/Allah carry your spirit into Heaven in the palms of His loving hands.
So many memories as kids, she and Jimmy, Chance and Eddie would stay weekends at our house all the time was spent in the woods and creek riding horses. As we got older life sent us down different roads. PRECIOUS MEMORIES