Dear Rod & Family, my deepest, heartfelt sympathy of the passing of Donna. I, remember when Donna, was first diagnosed with cancer. The strength Donna had in fighting this was tremendous. I, remember most her smile & was always happy-go-lucky. She always was there to lend a helping hand. The times we spent planning & organizing events, as being a part of Aspen Meadows Social Committee. Her dedication to making every event a success, was knowing she could be counted on. The many years that I lived there, I always felt welcome by the both of you. I know how much she Loved and enjoyed her family & friends. After I moved, I rescued a Bischon. And, she was the first friend I thought of. she will be greatly missed and always remembered. Unfortunately, I will be unable to attend her service. I will be out of state. But, know that I am therewith thoughts and prayers. I lost my Best Friend of 20 years, Loretta. She passed a year ago on November 9 th. She fought a tough battle with many complications from a high risk surgery. Her doctors & specialist s called her their Warrior. That's what Donna was. A warrior. Strong & courageous and went into "battle" with so much courage. Know that you are not alone in your grief and sorrow. I can say, I truly understand. May God Bless You & your family through this most difficult time. Love & Blessings, Debbie Wallace
