I went through grammer school & high school with Donna & her brother, Chucky. They were both nice people. Does anyone know what happened to Donna? I had no idea that she has passed. Joni
I REMEMBER DONNA AS QUIET, BUT ALWAYS SMILING ..SHE ALWAYS HAD A SMILE ON HER FACE ..ALWAYS HAPPY AND LAUGHING.. SO VERY SORRY TO HEAR OF HER PASSING TO BREAST CANCER
I, too, remember Donna as being a really nice, kind person. I was very, very sorry to find out that she had passed. But what is really ironic about our friendship is that our chldren, my son Bob and her daughter, and I'm sorry for the life of me I can't remember her name, were the best of friends since first grade starting at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel School in Berlin and graduated together at St. Joe's in Hammonton. She was Bobby's best friend, and I mean that in the most sincere way. He always had her back and the same for him. They were never boyfriend or girlfriend, just very, very good friends. And so, consequently, Donna grew to love my son. She would always tell me that she "just loved Bobby." She did not have an easy life. Her husband was sickly and Donna worked vey hard to keep the family whole, as did her husband. When he died it really took a toll on Donna as Donna was sick also at the time. When she passed, we, as a family felt a great loss. We were connected by our children. Bobby hears from her daughter now and then -- she married and moved to California. But when she is in the area -- she calls Bobby and he is always glad to hear from her, his bud. Life really does go in full circle sometimes.
I am so sorry to see this memorial for Donna. She was so young. I knew the Lezotte family many years ago when I dated her brother. I remember her sense of humor, contagious smile, and babysitting her children. My condolences to the family (Chuck, Joyce, Paul, Kenny, Bob and Tricia).
Joni Whelan (1969)
I went through grammer school & high school with Donna & her brother, Chucky. They were both nice people. Does anyone know what happened to Donna? I had no idea that she has passed.Joni
Susan Reed (Ernst) (1969)
Donna died in 2004 from breast cancer.Sandy Burke (Collison) (1969)
Donna was a nice girl. She and her brother Chuck, were good people.Judith Steelman (Kisler) (1969)
I REMEMBER DONNA AS QUIET, BUT ALWAYS SMILING ..SHE ALWAYS HAD A SMILE ON HER FACE ..ALWAYS HAPPY AND LAUGHING..SO VERY SORRY TO HEAR OF HER PASSING TO BREAST CANCER
Anita Quirk (Mulhern) (1969)
I, too, remember Donna as being a really nice, kind person. I was very, very sorry to find out that she had passed. But what is really ironic about our friendship is that our chldren, my son Bob and her daughter, and I'm sorry for the life of me I can't remember her name, were the best of friends since first grade starting at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel School in Berlin and graduated together at St. Joe's in Hammonton. She was Bobby's best friend, and I mean that in the most sincere way. He always had her back and the same for him. They were never boyfriend or girlfriend, just very, very good friends. And so, consequently, Donna grew to love my son. She would always tell me that she "just loved Bobby." She did not have an easy life. Her husband was sickly and Donna worked vey hard to keep the family whole, as did her husband. When he died it really took a toll on Donna as Donna was sick also at the time. When she passed, we, as a family felt a great loss. We were connected by our children. Bobby hears from her daughter now and then -- she married and moved to California. But when she is in the area -- she calls Bobby and he is always glad to hear from her, his bud. Life really does go in full circle sometimes.Lynne Bobo (Devericks) (1977)
I am so sorry to see this memorial for Donna. She was so young. I knew the Lezotte family many years ago when I dated her brother. I remember her sense of humor, contagious smile, and babysitting her children. My condolences to the family (Chuck, Joyce, Paul, Kenny, Bob and Tricia).