Born: January 3, 1958 - Deceased: March 8, 2024
Debra Kay Zeisset, nee Field, 66, of Belleville, IL, born Friday, January 3, 1958, in East St. Louis, IL, passed away Friday, March 8, 2024 at her residence in Swansea, IL surrounded by her loved ones.
Debra was a musician, artist, and sign maker who owned her own shop called Signs & Wonders. She was a devoted follower of Jesus Christ and member of The Father’s House Church of Belleville, IL. Debra was a gifted piano player who loved sharing her musical talents and extolling the mercies of God at several different churches, senior living centers, and with patients at the Siteman Cancer Center Atrium.
She was preceded in death by her:
- First husband, James Henry
- Father, Donald G. Field
Surviving are her:
- Loving and adoring husband, Michael Zeisset of Swansea, IL
- Mother, Jeanette Field of Shiloh, IL
- Step son, Rick Zeisset of Fairview Heights, IL
- Step-grandchildren:
- Katelyn Zeisset of Belleville, IL
- Nicholas Zeisset of Fairview Heights, IL
- Sister, Cheryl (Michael) McAfee of Canton, OH
- Brother, Donny (Jennifer) Field of Shiloh, IL
- Nieces:
- Piper Field of Shiloh, IL
- Stephanie (Andrew) Lawson of Canton, OH
- Nephew, Tony (Cayla) McAfee of New Franklin, OH
- Great-niece, Elizabeth Lawson of Canton, OH
- Great-nephews:
- Liam McAfee of New Franklin, OH
- Roam McAfee of New Franklin, OH
- Many cousins and friends
Memorials: Memorials may be made to The Father’s House Church in Belleville, IL.
Visitation: Saturday, March 16 from 10 am – 10:30 am at The Father’s House Church, 4101 IL State Route 161, Belleville, IL 62221.
Funeral: 10:30 am at The Father’s House Church, Pastor Mike Van Britson officiating. Interment will follow at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery at a later date.
4 Comments
Debra,
You left this world too early, but the The Lord had other plans. You were a wonderful friend and Jesus follower. Your music touched the lives of many. You will be sorely missed and only when we meet you in heaven will we know why you left us so soon. God bless and keep you until we meet again.
This really saddens me
What a gift Debra was! Her music was enjoyed by many, especially my parents at St.Paul, when they were living. My dad requested she play the ‘boogie woogie’ and she did, no problem . Will sure miss her!
I will continue to be your flautist for G-ds banquet and at the Cam – Love you Nancy
Debbie was someone who loved her family and loved her Lord! She was very bold in her faith. She loved to share the goodness, grace and mercy of God that she had experienced with others. She will be greatly missed but she is where pain and sorrow can never again touch her. She is alive in the presence of her Savior. Our love, prayers, and sympathy go out to her family.