Marcus Debro is a distinguished educator, sports official, and community leader, with deep roots in Bloomington, Indiana. Born and raised in the city, Marcus has dedicated much of his life to serving his community. He is married to Kathy Duckett, and together they have built a strong foundation in both personal and professional endeavors.
With an impressive career in education, Marcus retired from the Monroe County Community School Corporation (MCCSC) after 29 years, 23 of which he spent as an Assistant Principal at Bloomington High School North. His leadership and dedication to the students earned him numerous accolades, including being named an "Educator of the Year" by the Greater Bloomington/Monroe County Chamber of Commerce.
Marcus has also made significant contributions to the local sports scene. A standout athlete during his time at Bloomington North, Marcus helped lead the school’s basketball team to a sectional title in 1979. He later went on to play at Keene State, where he remains second all-time on the school's blocks list. In addition to his playing career, Marcus officiated seven IHSAA basketball state finals (four girls, three boys), earning respect as a skilled and fair official.
In recognition of his contributions to sports and the community, Marcus was inducted into the Monroe County Sports Hall of Fame as a contributor. His work extends beyond athletics, as he is also the vice president of Volunteers in Medicine of Monroe County and serves on several local boards.
His passion for service and leadership continues to shape his life, inspiring others with his simple but powerful message: "To make a difference in someone’s life, you don’t have to be brilliant, rich, beautiful, or perfect. You just have to be there."