I first met Donna in 9th grade at Belt Junior High. Donna was very caring and extended to me alot of compassion as I had just transferred from another school. I'll never forget how Donna helped me get over my fear of speaking in front of the class.
"I want to thank Carla Joyce Wilson for her words of encouragement in memory of Donna Glover. I agree wholeheartedly. She was the kind of person who had no fear of being open to people. I knew Donna when we were still in elementary school. During that period, sad to say, Donna was teased almost unmercifully, in large part because she was not very "adept" physically. Also, sad to say, I was probably one of her worst tormentors. Yet I don't remember her ever getting angry. She was always willing to share in a positive way how she felt about things. I remember thinking Donna was nuts for thinking that New Jersey was a beautiful state to visit. All I really knew about was the Jersey Turnpike. I must admit, however, there are parts of New Jersey (in the Poconos along the Delaware River, and around Cape May) that possess a great deal of scenic beauty. Donna, you are fondly remembered."
Carla Joyce Wilson (Harnest)
I first met Donna in 9th grade at Belt Junior High. Donna was very caring and extended to me alot of compassion as I had just transferred from another school. I'll never forget how Donna helped me get over my fear of speaking in front of the class.
Peggy Shilling (Burgess)
From James Haydon -
"I want to thank Carla Joyce Wilson for her words of encouragement in memory of Donna Glover. I agree wholeheartedly. She was the kind of person who had no fear of being open to people. I knew Donna when we were still in elementary school. During that period, sad to say, Donna was teased almost unmercifully, in large part because she was not very "adept" physically. Also, sad to say, I was probably one of her worst tormentors. Yet I don't remember her ever getting angry. She was always willing to share in a positive way how she felt about things. I remember thinking Donna was nuts for thinking that New Jersey was a beautiful state to visit. All I really knew about was the Jersey Turnpike. I must admit, however, there are parts of New Jersey (in the Poconos along the Delaware River, and around Cape May) that possess a great deal of scenic beauty. Donna, you are fondly remembered."