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Debbie L.
Kinnard
Aug 17, 1964 — Jul 28, 2025
Debbie Kinnard, a radiant light, beloved sister, daughter, friend, and inspiration to millions, passed away peacefully on July 28, 2025, after courageously battling pancreatic cancer for over two years. She was surrounded by her devoted family, cherished friends, and loved ones during her final moments.
Born on August 17, 1964 in Claremore, Oklahoma, Debbie was the fifth of six siblings and a proud graduate of Claremore High School, Class of 1982. Throughout her life, Debbie held various professional roles, but her legacy in leadership and excellence was solidified through her long-standing career in management at major corporations such as Bank of America and Fairway Independent Mortgage Corporation.
In her younger years, Debbie balanced her day job with her passion for music and performance, captivating audiences at local clubs throughout the DFW metroplex. Her voice, presence, and charisma left unforgettable impressions.
Later in life, Debbie achieved remarkable success as a content creator and motivational figure on TikTok, amassing over one million followers and hundreds of millions of views under the name echo_mylove. Through her powerful videos, humor, wisdom, and authenticity, she uplifted and inspired people around the world, becoming a beacon of strength and style.
Known for her smooth confidence, elegant fashion, and signature scent of fine perfumes, Debbie embraced her identity proudly and broke boundaries simply by being herself with grace, beauty, and boldness.
She is preceded in death by her beloved parents, Claudie Myles Kinnard Sr., Dena Kinnard, and her sister Claudia Annette Kinnard.
She leaves to cherish her memory, her devoted siblings, Rev. C. Derby Kinnard, Robert Kinnard, Bobby Kinnard, and Karen Jones (Mack Jones) half -sister Lavisa Purify (OKC), as well as a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, extended family, friends, and an online community of admirers who were deeply touched by her spirit.
Debbie's life was a masterclass in courage, style, love, and impact. Her light will forever shine in our hearts.
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