Dorothy Louise Haynes-Debes, 95, died October 19, 2010 at Angeles City, Philippines. She was born March 12, 1915 at Elmer, Kansas, the daughter of Noah and Lillian (Murray) Neal. She was baptized January 29, 1927 by the Reverend J. R. Taylor at First Baptist Church, Sterling, Kansas. She married Oral Cecil Haynes May 16, 1936 at Larned, Kansas. He died October 27, 1972. She then married Lawrence Debes April 10, 1976 at Great Bend, Kansas. He died August 13, 1984. She was a clerk for the Barton County Treasurer's Office. Mrs. Debes was an Angeles City, resident for nine years, coming from Great Bend, Kansas. She was a former member of the Baker Avenue Baptist Church which later became Central Baptist Church, Great Bend. Upon her marriage to Mr. Debes, Dorothy became a member of the Prince of Peace Parish at St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church, the Altar Society, St. Monica Sewing Circle, Daughters of Isabella, EHU, Commission on Aging board member, and former president of Silver and Gold Club. After moving to the Philippines in 2001 she became a member of the Clark Field Baptist Church and was a founding member of Wildwood Church Ministries serving the impoverished. Through her joint efforts tens of thousands of less fortunate received donations of food, clothing, bibles and medicine. She was instrumental in sponsoring numerous evangelism crusades that allowed many thousands to hear the Good News of Salvation and to receive Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior. That ministry also built several small churches in the Philippines. Even at the age of 95 she was very active and she attended two crusades and seven worship services and bible studies in the week prior to her death. Her health was good prior to her passing, which was caused by a sudden cardiac arrest. She went home to Jesus after spending only an hour in the hospital. She moved to the Philippines in 2002 to live with her son Norman, but was sad as she would know no one there. Yet in eight short years she became known to so many people that seven memorial services were conducted to accommodate the nearly 1,000 friends and mourners who attended. She was lovingly referred to locally in Philippine dialect as Lola Dorothy (Grandma Dorothy) and was known and respected by thousands. She is remembered as a generous servant of Jesus and was truly a legend in her own time. She set a high benchmark for obedient followers of Jesus to strive to match. She is no doubt enjoying her rewards in Heaven now. Survivors include two sons: Murray Haynes, Colorado Springs, Colorado; and Norman Haynes, Angeles City, Republic of Philippines; one daughter, Sandy Haynes, Albuquerque, New Mexico; four step-sons: Lawrence Debes, Larned, Kansas; Justin Debes, Great Bend; Jim Debes, Great Bend; and Kevin Debes, Pierce City, Missouri; two step-daughters, Margaret Campbell, Great Bend; and Germaine Carey, Monett, Missouri; six grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by two step-sons, Jerome Debes and Mike Debes; one step-daughter, Rita Bethel; one brother, Harold Neal; and two sisters, Marie Rose and Helen Chaffin. Memorial graveside service will be at 10:00 a.m., Saturday, October 30, 2010 at Great Bend Cemetery. There will be no visitation as cremation has taken place. Memorials are requested to the Great Bend Senior Center, in care of Bryant Funeral Home.