BROOKFIELD — Deborah Finck of Brookfield, who was the mother to three sets of twins, died Tuesday of a rare cancer, according to a post by her husband on TikTok.
On his Facebook page, “Paul Finck, The Maverick Millionaire” and on TikTok, Finck’s husband, Paul Finck, paid tribute to his late wife.
“Today, my heart is shattered as I share the news that my beloved wife, Deborah, has passed away. After a brave and relentless five-year battle with cancer, she left this world peacefully, surrounded by love.
“Deborah was my partner in every sense of the word — my confidant, my rock, the love of my life, and my eternal soul mate. Together, we built a life filled with love, laughter, and countless memories I will cherish forever,” he said in the post.
Finck said one of his wife’s “greatest gifts” was her devotion as a mother to their six children —Amanda, Alexandra, Stephen, Katerina, David and Daniel.
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“She poured her heart and soul into raising them, instilling in them her values of kindness, integrity and resilience,” he said. “She was their greatest cheerleader, their guiding light and their constant source of unconditional love. Her impact on their lives is immeasurable, and her legacy will live on through them.”
In a 2010 interview with the News-Times, Deborah Finck encouraged people to get out of their comfort zones.
“Get out of that routine — wake up and get out of the other side of the bed! Do something different from beginning to end, and you’ll get different results," she said.
“There are so many people out there who don’t live life. They’ll sit there and complain all day long, and I say, `Unless you have a bigger excuse than I do, don’t complain ... I don’t care how stressed you are, what your financial status is ... do not let yourself go under. Keep your family and your own stuff straight.”
More recently, she posted updates on TikTok and her Facebook page of her battle with cancer, sharing details of her thoughts and struggles.
Paul Finck, who previously worked as a dental equipment salesman, later became an entrepreneur and motivational speaker. The Finck’s message has been: “How to live the life you really want, while you’re living it. Do it now, and really live the life you were meant to live.”
Deborah Finck’s family asked for memorial donations to be made to Ronald McDonald House Charities at rmhc.org.