Debbie Collier's killer remains at large as family remembers slain Georgia woman

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Debbie Collier, the Georgia office manager found dead one month ago, will be laid to rest after a private memorial service, according to an obituary published in her local Athens newspaper Monday.

Her killer remains at large, and investigators have not yet publicly named a person of interest or suspect. The private funeral will be held at the Lord and Stephens Funeral Home East, but the announcement did not say when. "She was a loving wife, mother, sister, grandmother, and friend," the announcement reads. "After a long career at Athens First (Synovus)[, s]he went to work at Carriage House Realty where she found a whole new group of friends." Colleagues at the real estate office said the tight-knit group was shocked by the news of the 59-year-old's death.

Missing Georgia mom Debbie Collier was found dead after wiring her daughter money and sending a chilling text message. (Debbie Steve Collier/Facebook) "The joys of her life were her grandkids and growing various plants," the obituary continues. "She will be missed by all." Collier is survived by her husband, Steven Collier, two children and two stepchildren, as well as a pair of step-grandchildren.

Her son, Jeffrey Bearden, previously told Fox News Digital his mother was a "vibrant and strong soul" and generous, especially around family. "I will never be able to fully articulate the loss of my mother and what she meant to me," Bearden said Saturday. "She was my longest source of love, support and encouragement.