Deborah Lynn Haner

Deborah Lynn Haner (Annarino), 65, passed away peacefully surrounded by love on February 14, 2026, in Greenfield, Indiana. Born on March 16, 1960, to Michael Annarino and Judith Brewer, Deborah spent her life in the United States, leaving behind a legacy of love, kindness, and dedication to her family and friends.

Deborah began her career as a nighttime clerk at Community Hospital. Through hard work and determination, she rose to the position of assistant to the president. Later in life, she embraced a new challenge by transitioning into the oil and gas industry, where she continued to demonstrate her strong work ethic and adaptability.

Deborah was a devoted wife to her husband, Charles Haner, a devoted daughter to Judith Annarino, and a loving mother to her three children: Jim Pierce (wife Tiffany), Joe Pierce (wife Abby), and Heather Sutterfield (husband Andrew). She cherished her role as a grandmother to Annabelle, Allie, Dayton, Aiden, Dawson, and Logan. Her grandchildren were the light of her life, and she took immense joy in supporting them in their endeavors.

Family was at the heart of everything Deborah did. She loved gathering with family and friends, creating cherished memories through shared meals and laughter. Known for her compassionate spirit and kindhearted nature, Deborah found joy in simple pleasures such as getting her nails done, shopping for treasures big and small, trying new recipes in the kitchen, and showering her grandchildren with love. Her warmth extended beyond her immediate family; she was a beloved friend who brought people together with her generosity and care.

She was predeceased by her father Michael Annarino; sister Karol Shelly; and granddaughter Andrea Sutterfield. Though their absence weighed heavily on her heart throughout her life, Deborah honored their memory through the love she gave to those around her.

Deborah’s unwavering devotion to her family and friends will be remembered by all who knew her. Her legacy of love will continue to inspire those whose lives she touched.

May Deborah’s memory bring comfort to all who mourn her passing.