Obituary of Deborah M. Bosso

Deborah M. Bosso, age 66, of Lewiston entered into the arms of the Lord on Wednesday, December 28th, 2022, at Mount St. Mary's Hospital in Lewiston, NY, surrounded by her loved ones. Deborah was born on May 25th, 1956, in Niagara Falls, NY. She is the daughter of the late Guitano and the late Yolanda (Palladini) Bosso. Throughout her career, she worked at Zales Jewelers where she was promoted through the ranks to Regional Manager and was recognized, individually, as a national sales leader. Outside of work, known to all, she had deep love for her family and grandchildren. Her family was her world and where her true happiness was found daily. Deborah was a competitive poker player who enjoyed taking other people's money and was rumored once to have won a vehicle. As a side hobby, Deborah enjoyed unprovoked arguments riddled with profanity. Her nickname, Craze, reflected this talent. Deborah was always true to herself as she would never hesitate to offer her opinion, sometimes wanted, and sometimes unwanted. Advocacy, for herself, her family, and friends, was a quality she never held back. Deborah believed in empowering others to achieve their dreams. A point of pride for Deborah was had in watching her children and grandchildren graduate college. Deborah inspired those she loved not to see the world as it is, but instead for what it could be through hard work. Deborah was a woman of numerous talents. She had an artistic hand and enjoyed making crafts, much of which, still fill peoples lives with beauty. Her talent was creative, unique and her passion for beauty could be seen in everything she made. In her later years, Deborah found pleasure watching television. There was not a series, movie or show she had not viewed. She had fluency in celebrity gossip which rivaled that of the E! network. She is survived by her daughter; Chantel (Brian) Michel and son Wayne (Lynn) Lynch; 5 grandchildren, Taylor Huff, Freddy Huff, Emily Michel, Ava Lynch and Guitano Lynch. She is predeceased by her daughter, Lea Klinefelter. Deborah also had great love for her furry companions Charlie and Paco, who stayed by her side as her illness progressed. She is also survived by her significant other who she loved deeply Dennis Bergey. The family would also like to thank "her girls" aides, Syd and Ciara, for all the love and compassion they provided in taking wonderful care of Deborah. The family also wishes to express gratitude to the caring staff of Mount St. Marys Hospital for helping Deborah peacefully join God's kingdom. Calling hours will be Tuesday, January 3rd from 5-7 PM. at Hardison Funeral Homes Inc., 401 Ridge St. Lewiston, NY 14092. Memorial donation may be made to the American Diabetes Association. Please visit www.hardisonfuneralhomes.com