Debra "Debi" Ann Collins-Moody Obituary (1951 - 2025)

Debra Ann “Debi” Collins-Moody passed away peacefully on December 31, 2025, in Pittsfield, Maine, after a long and courageous battle with COPD. She was 74 years old. Born on October 1, 1951, in Attleboro, Massachusetts, Debi was the daughter of Walter Henry Collins of Foxboro, MA, and Fern Bryant Collins Rielly of Prince Edward Island, Canada. She graduated from Foxboro High School and went on to build a life filled with warmth, resilience, and deep devotion to her family and friends. Debi found joy and purpose in the hospitality field. Whether she was bartending, hosting guests, or serving as a waitress, she brought energy and kindness to every role she took on. Her work was more than just a job—it was an extension of her generous spirit and love for connecting with people. Family was at the heart of Debi’s world. She is lovingly remembered by her eldest daughter Tracey Webb of Lewiston, ME; her son Jeremy Bernard and daughter-in-law Kelly Bernard of Seekonk, MA; and her daughter Naomi Mulrath of East Waterboro, ME. Debi’s legacy continues through her nine cherished grandchildren—Emily Jean Dias, William J Robertson, Darius J Reaves, Brittany E. Gray, Hunter F Bernard, Mallory P Mulrath, Tesla N Mulrath, Janelle N. Mulrath, and Bryan—and four beloved great-grandchildren: Issac, Sophia, Aurora, and Lilith. She also leaves behind her niece Kelley Pearce and husband Matt; great-niece Emma June of Plymouth, MA; nephew Steven Field and wife Kitty; and great-niece Mabel of Cumberland, RI. Her loyal pup Aurora Lee and goat Blanche were constant companions who brought her comfort and joy. Debi was predeceased by her beloved husband Norman Moody Jr. of Canaan, ME; her father Walter Henry Collins; mother Fern Bryant Collins Rielly; eldest son Corey David Webb of Naples, FL; sisters Marcia J. Perry and Robin L. Field of Foxboro, MA; as well as several treasured pets including Buttons and Abby (her pups), and cats Bubba-Jo and Baby. A woman of many passions, Debi loved cooking for her family—especially during the holidays when she hosted Christmas gatherings that became treasured traditions. She enjoyed camping trips under the stars and lively games around the table—whether it was cards or the dice game Greedy. Bowling nights brought laughter and camaraderie into her life. In later years she found enjoyment in playing online games that kept her mind sharp and entertained. Her deep love for animals remained constant throughout her life. From dogs to goats to cats—her home was always shared with furry companions who were treated like family. After years of living with COPD with strength and grace, Debi is now at peace. Her absence leaves a profound void in the hearts of those who knew her—but so too does her memory leave behind warmth that will never fade. May Debi’s memory bring comfort to all who loved her—and may she rest now in gentle peace.