Kelly and Family,
I am so sorry to hear of the passing of your mom. I will keep you all in my prayers. Take care.Posted: 11/10/2008 by Lynn Peterson of Nottingham, NH, I was Donna's visiting nurse for the past several months and grew to become very fond of her. During my visits with her we would get through the "nursing stuff" then just sit and talk about all kinds of things. We had a lot in common. I really enjoyed our visits and I think she did too. I will miss those visits but I know she is in a better place and is no longer suffering. She was a very special lady. My thoughts and prayers go out to her family.
Fondly,
Chris Posted: 11/10/2008 by Chris of Londonderry, NH, Dear Kelly, I am so sorry for the loss of your Mom. I remeber you always speaking about her at Parkland. She was a special woman and time will heal your broken heart.
Much Love,
Julie Conley
Posted: 11/10/2008 by Julie Conley of Raymond, NH, To the Marceau Family
Our prayers and thoughts are with you at this time and may God give you grace and peace throught this time.
The Hamilton Family
David, Lori, Alex and Jacob
God BlessPosted: 11/11/2008 by Lori and David Hamilton of Derry, NH, Rockingham Please accept my sincere sympathy on the loss of your dear loved one. I knew Donna as a young woman at Oak Grove in Vassalboro, Maine where I roomed across the hall from her when we were seniors in 1954-1955. It was my pleasure to get to know her as a warm, humerous person.
Donna was kind enough to host me in the summer of 1956 when my soon to be husband graduated from the University of Maine.....I needed a place to stay to attend his Commencement Ball and graduation ceremonies.
Donna's passing leaves another very large hole in the hearts of all her Oak Grove "sisters". May God help you all through this painful and difficult time. Posted: 11/12/2008 by Beverly Callahan Caron of Corvallis, Oregon, USA Dear Julie & family
I so sorry to hear about the passing of your Mom & Dad. I hope all is well with your families and wanted you to know I was thinking of all of you.
Julie I would like to hear from you and catch up... My email is listed
sorry for you loss
Nancy BlasePosted: 11/12/2008 by Nancy Blase(McCretton) of North Attleboro, Ma, I'm so sorry I can't attend the memorial for Donna. But please know my heart and prayers will be with you all. Donna was such a wonderful friend, I'll miss her deeply. Thankfully I have so many fun filled memories, they will stay with me forever.
My love and prayers to you all
TrishPosted: 11/15/2008 by Trish Shorter of Woburn, , Julie and all the Marceau family,
What sadness! You lost your Father and then Mother in a matter of months. May god give you all strength in this difficult time and may your memories comfort you. I send my deepest sympathy to all of you.
Holly VasterlingPosted: 11/15/2008 by HOLLY AVAKIAN ( VASTERLING) of ATTLEBORO, MASS, I was extremely sorry to hear about Donna's passing away. She was a very strong woman with a terrific sense of humor and the most beautiful thick, wavy, red hair I have ever seen! I knew Donna for three years at our boarding school where she was two grades ahead of our class. Whenever you sat at Donna and Dubby's table, you knew it would be an extremely fun, lively time with true, but hilarious stories! Her ability on the computer was a great help when a website was set up for alumni. She will be sadly missed by all. My condolences to all her family members.Posted: 11/16/2008 by Beverly Carlson Shea of Bethlehem, PA, U.S. Donna was my first roomate at Oak Grove School in Vassalboro, Maine in 1951. I remember her fondly as a warm caring person. It was fun to be around her, and she was part of my special memories of those years at OGS. I only learned of her death through the January 2009 editon of the OGS Newesletter, and my deep sympathy to the entire family I have some old photographs of Donna taken in 1952 should you be interested. Just email me at the above address.Posted: 1/7/2009 by judy lyman cardinal of santa barbara, california, usa