Deborah "Debby" (Lee) Peyret

Deborah "Debby" (Lee) Peyret, born on December 3, 1955, in Sacramento, California, peacefully departed this life on January 18, 2026, in Gallatin, Tennessee. She leaves behind a legacy of love, kindness, and cherished memories that will forever remain in the hearts of her family and friends.

Debby was a devoted wife to her loving husband, Doug Peyret. Together, they nurtured a family that will continue to uphold the values she instilled with grace and dignity. Her two sons, Andy Peyret (Susan) and Matt Peyret (Melanie), along with her daughter, Kimberlee Peyret, are eternally grateful for the unwavering support and guidance their mother provided throughout their lives. Debby took immense pride in being a mother and a grandmother, which were her proudest accomplishments. She is the beloved grandmother of Kaylee, Presley, Addysen, Austin, and Rylee Peyret, whose lives she enriched with her unconditional love and warm spirit.

As a sister, Debby was just as beloved, surviving by her siblings Anne Grucza, Cindy Randall, and Rick Lee (Adele). Their shared memories will keep her alive in their hearts, reflecting the bonds forged through years of familial love.

Debby was known for her straightforward nature; she was very black and white and always knew where everyone stood with her. Her kindness shone through in her actions, most notably in her affection for children. She loved to make chocolate chip cookies and truly cherished taking care of all the kids, becoming a nurturing figure in their lives.

Not only a dedicated mom and grandma, Debby also had a passion for photography. She enjoyed working with Shutterfly, creating photo projects that documented family history through images. Her love for capturing moments served as a testament to her commitment to preserving family memories for generations to come.

Debby is preceded in death by her father, Rollin Lee; her mother, Katherine (Hodson) Lee; and her sister, Bonney Hadar. Their memories will continue to resonate and form a significant part of Debby's story.

A celebration of life will be held at a later date.  We will announce the date and time when it has been scheduled.

Memorial donations are suggested to the General Jethro Sumner Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR).

As we remember Deborah "Debby" Peyret, we celebrate her life filled with love, her devotion to family, and the warmth she brought into the lives of everyone she touched. Her vibrant spirit will live on in the hearts of those she leaves behind.