Deb was a member of the Key West Poetry Society, where she was  one of the monthly  key presenters. Many of her poems have been published in various anthologies and newspapers.

The Florida Writers Association recognized her poem, "Rise Sister Rise", as a semi-finalist in 2023. In 2024, FWA chose her poem, "Did I Know Love", for publication.  Her story "Baby Maybe" was published in the anthology, Three Minus One, by She Writes Publishing.

She mainly writes creative non-fiction and poetry.  Not only is she a member of the Florida Writers Association, but she is active in the Winter Haven Writers group and the Authors Master Mind group, which meets in Lake Wales. She also attends Miss Sharon Quinn’s weekly sisterhood groups and schedules special one-on-one sessions as needed.

Deb and her cat, Zoe, currently live in Central Florida, the water ski capital of the world, Winter Haven. When she isn’t writing, you will find her walking in nearby woods or parks, reading, working thousand-piece jigsaw puzzles or obsessing over her numerous plants. One of her passions is baking goodies for her friends and neighbors.

Her thirst for spirituality has spanned many years as she says, peeling back the layers to get to the core.  Her new book, Finding My Voice, a Spiritual Journey is part self-help, part memoir. Deb’s goal with her book is to extend this message to women of all ages. Helping others to gain clarity and increase their vibrational energy level. 

She is anxiously awaiting the publication of her new book.  Her desire is to spread the word of spirituality through speaking engagements to women’s groups.  She wants to have interactive discussions about  the roller-coaster effects and how to maneuver through life’s challenges while maintaining a spiritual life. Self-love is the key, says Deb.  “We as healers and caregivers often neglect our own needs while tending to others.  It’s time to turn that care and healing inward.”