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Quintina Donald Obituary
Ms. Donald, 43, was a graduate of Williston High School Class of 1984. She was involved in many endeavors, such as being the first Black Head Majorette of Williston High School, the first Black Female Exchange Student (Brazil), a member of the National Honor Society, Beta Club. Ms. Donald also was involved in many sports activities while at Williston High School such as, Softball, Basketball, Cheerleading, and the Marching Band. She received a two year Scholarship at Sante Fe Community College. After receiving an Associate's Degree, she then joined the United States Military in 1987. While in the military she became a member of the All Army Softball Team, and an Eastern Star. Ms. Donald traveled to many countries while she was on tour of duty. Ms. Donald was an accomplished individual and a loving mother.
She is survived by, son, Cory Stacy; granddaughter, Charlee Stacy; father, Eugene Donald, Sr.; mother, Geraldine Donald; grandmother, Aggie Mae Donald and siblings, Eugene Donald, Gerald Donald, Adina Donald, Stephanie Thomas, Russell Frazier, Stacey Walker, Maria Scott, Latoya Scott, Jerry Scott, Travis Donald and Tangela Frasier.
The services 1st MSG Donald will be held on Saturday January 9, 2010 at 11 o'clock at Unity Temple of Deliverance of Williston, Florida. Visitation Hours will be held one hour prior to services on Saturday, January 9, 2010 at the Church. Burial will follow in Chiefland Community Cemetery. Services are under the direction of Carnegie Funeral Home, 217 SE 4th Avenue Chiefland, Florida.
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Adina Monroe
January 30, 2014
My Dear sister I truly miss u. There's not a day or night go by Ur soul is with us. We constantly reminisce about u. U will NEVER leave us. Ur spirit is everlasting we love u and miss u so much it hurts so badly to know Ur no longer physically with us u are with God and his kingdom we know u are ok. We live u sis. To my sister friends pls feel free to contact me on Facebook my name is Adina Donald Monroe thanks to all of u for being in my sister's life,
Sharon Thibodeaux
June 10, 2011
Corey, I am so sad to hear about the passing of your mother. I did not know. We lost touch over the years and I was trying to find her on facebook and this is how I found hout what happen. I do not know if you remember me and my family from the time that you were in Belgium but we remember you very well because you were a part of our family during the time that your mother was station in Belgium.
May 2, 2011
I did not know your mother, however, she was a fellow soldier and Eastern Star sister. Corey, I offer you and the rest of your family my condolence. I can only imagine the pain that you are going through, however, if you just lean on GOD, he will help ease your pain and I am speaking from experience. Just continue to lean on one another and remember it is okay to grieve.
MSG Renita Jackson, Korea
Vivian Colbert
April 14, 2011
My name is Vivian Colbert and it pains me to type this message for a dear friend whom I had the chance to see and talk with on our way back from Iraq in July 09. Tina I recently found out that you had went on this journey and Im truly sorry that I wasnt there to tell you goodbye. We had some fun on the All-Army softball team at the Gapp and I will never forget you, rest in peace my dear sister. My prayers go out to Cory, your new grandbaby, and remaining family. "Army Gold on 3"!!!!
Cheryl Trapnell
April 4, 2011
My name is Cheryl Trapnell "Trap" played Shortstop for the AF and am devastated to hear of Tina's passing. The DOD sports family is big and losing a member of the family has ripples throughout the community. I wish I'd known---Chiefland is only a five hour drive and I'd have made it to honor my comrade. My prayers go out to the family.
January 3, 2011
Tina I lost track of you when I let Japan in June 2006. We never dd establsh whether or not we were related in this life. I really beleived you to be a beleiver in Christ Jesus, that you had surrendered your life on earth to Jesus the Christ so As painful as it was to realize you had finished your journey and I did not know how it happened, I am comforted knowing that you are with the Lord Jesus, the Christ.
Brother Donald of Japan.
Mark and Dargely Maxwell
November 9, 2010
Dear Cory, our prayers go out to you and your family. We are deeply saddend for the loss of your mom. I have so many crazy stories and fun memories of the time that your mom and I were drill sergeants at Fort Leonard Wood. You were truly the light of her life, and you should strive everyday to make her proud. I can't explain why god needed your mom to be with him in heaven, but you can rest easy in the thought that she is with him and keeping watch over us all. Your mom was good hearted lady and kind leader that put her love into her work and family, and for that alone had the admiration and respect of everyone. God Bless and Keep you!
Brian Bolden
June 6, 2010
Today, unfortunately we found out that Tina is no longer with us. We are so deeply saddened. Tina was a true friend, teammate and a sister to us. We know that Tina is smiling down on us, may she rest in peace, and know that our prayers are with her family.
Love Brian & Tracy Bolden
April 6, 2010
To the Donald Family
I had the privelege of working with Tina at Fort Shafter, Hawaii.
She always had a smile and had a loving and caring personality. May God bless the entire family. Aloha
Dot Antonio-Pagaduan, Fort Shafter, Hawaii
M. Ragin
March 18, 2010
My sincere condolences to the entire Donald Family. I served with Tina in SHAPE, Belgium. We traveled a lot together as members of the softball teams. She was a wonderful person and friend. May GOD continue to embrace you during this most difficult time.
Ariann Connor
March 1, 2010
First my condolences to the Donald Family. I served with MSG Donald at Ft. Leonardwood while she was Senior Drill. She had a caring, nuturing,and joyful spirit. She would always been in good spirits while leading her soldiers. I admire how she carried herself and made me push harder to accomplish everything I wanted out of this military life.She has made an impact on so many peoples lives in this guestbook
William S. Donald III
February 16, 2010
I did not have the pleasure of meeting MSG Donald but I would like to extend my heartfelt sympathy to a fallen warrior.
Antwan Diggs
February 8, 2010
i had the pleasure of being stationed with her in Iraq with 1st COSCOM. She always had a smile on her face and kept a smile on yours. May she rest in peace and her family will be in my prayers.
Wardell Gordon
January 24, 2010
I was stationed with MSG Donald in Camp Zama, Japan. She was my Platoon Sergeant; but it felt more like she was my Mother. She was the most nurturing, caring person that you could ever meet or imagine.
I remember December of 2002; she was going home for Christmas (Williston) and I asked her to drop some Christmas presents off to my Mother; because my Mother lives 15 minutes from Williston. MSG Donald did not hesitate to do me that huge merciful favor.
When I had surgery at Yokosuka Naval Hospital she called me every other hour to check on me. She was an Angel of mercy that would spread happiness in any room that she would step in. She always had something encouraging to tell you. I cannot say enough about Quintina Donald. Cory keep your head up.
-Wardell Gordon-
AFRICOM Stuttgart,Germany
Rest in peace.
Martina Walton
January 20, 2010
MSG Donald and I had the pleasure of being roommates in Kuwait. We really got to know one another and were like two peas in a pod. Tina loved her family so much and loved life. Always had a kind word for eveyone; always made me smile. I miss you so very much and not a day goes by that I don't think of you. May your family be at peace knowing you went to be with the Lord. Missing you,
Martina, Marc and Myles Walton
January 19, 2010
To Corey and The Donald family, I am honored to have know such a wonderful person, I first meet Tina in Karlsruhe Germany, where she was station in Shape, Belguim. We immediately became good friends, we meet again in Iraq, (LSA Camp Anaconda). Tina you will be missed girl,
Reggie Johnson, Northern Virginia
Jeffrene Woods
January 18, 2010
I was truly surprised to hear about the passing of such a beautiful young lady. I was stationed with Quintina in Camp Zama Japan and ran across her again when I was deployed to Kuwait. I loved her free spirit and the genuine kindness she showed to all. She always had kind words and great advice when I needed it. You will be missed. SFC Jeffrene Woods
January 17, 2010
To the Donald Family, I am honored to have served with Quintina. We attended drill Sergeant school together when we were both stationed at Ft Stewart. She always made you feel glad to be in her presence. As she sits and dines with our Father, may the angels encamp around you in your time of sorrow.
RIP MSG Donald...JOB WELL DONE!
The Grundy Family
Arkansas, City, AR
Lisa Woodham
January 14, 2010
What a soldier! I had the pleasure of working with MSG Donald as her Case Manager at Joel Clinic. I will miss talking with her and seeing her smiling face. -- Lisa Woodham
Antonio Murray
January 13, 2010
My prayers go out to the Donald family. My name is SFC Antonio Murray from Jacksonville, Fl and we were just together in Kuwait last year. She was like a big sister to me and I just can't believe that she passed away. She the type of Soldier that anybody could talk to her about anything!! She never judged you and would always give you the that Big Sister love that we need sometimes!! She will be truly missed, and I know she is still rootin for the Florida Gators!! She will be truly missed. From SFC Antonio Murray
Errica Mckinney
January 13, 2010
WOW 1SG it seem like yesterday when I saw you at the gospel service in Camp Arifjan Kuwait giving out big hugs and great mentorship. You are loved by many and will be missed by many. Not only dod your family lose a great woman but the military has lost a great woman and a great leader. Your family is in my prayers.
January 12, 2010
My heart and prayers are with her family in this moment of sorrow. SFC Donald was my Platoon SGT in Japan. Not only did she lead by example but she help guide and mentor myself and left a lasting impression. Her words of wisdom has always remained in the back of my mind, her smile I can still. I knew I was in good hands has SFC Donald has my leader. I was blessed to have Quintina's genuine friendship has a beautiful person and awesome softball player. This season is dedicated to you. SSG Littleton
Mysha Goins
January 12, 2010
Tina was a great person who was firm but fair. I had the opportunity of serving with her In the US Army at Camp Zama, Japan. I was so impressed with her status because being a Military Police Officer it's not that often that you see a black female in that field with some rank. She paved the way for me and gave me motivation. I will be praying for the family's strength during this time of bereavement... (OFC Mysha E. Parker-Goins) Fort Stewart, Ga still supporting the mission.
Brian Heidt
January 12, 2010
Hiroko and I are very sorry to hear about your loss. God bless her and her family and may He provide comfort to you in your time of grief. I had the pleasure of serving with Tina & Cory twice. It was truly an honor knowing and serving with her. She was a great and caring person and leader. She will be missed by all who's lives she touched.
Jewell Oliver
January 12, 2010
I am the one that was truly blessed to have had your friendship. I will always remember the great times we had in Japan...you were the only person I knew that smiled more than me. You brought sunshine to all of us...you will be greatly missed.
Joshua Hamilton
January 12, 2010
I had the privilege of serving with Quintina Donald in Camp Zama, Japan. She was a caring, professional, and exemplary NCO. She'll be missed. God bless her and her family.
Anitia Haynes-Lewis
January 12, 2010
Tina, I will never forget the Mentorship and friendship we shared, the laughs the parties and just plain old girl talk. You were a big sister to me and I will forever cherrish the moments we shared. I can still here you laughing...May God cmfort your family during this time...Love you Sis.
Byron & Lisa Johnson
January 11, 2010
I met Tina in Japan a beautiful woman full of life. I'm sorry to hear of her passing. I pray the Father will comfort you all in your time of mourning. Draw you strength from him He and He alone will substain you.
MAJOR Forrest A Woolley
January 11, 2010
I had the privilege and honor of being stationed with then SFC Donald at Camp Zama, Japan. A true professional on and off duty. She always had a welcome smile and was a true mentor for all Soldiers no matter what their rank. Her presence will truly be missed.
Terence Summers
January 11, 2010
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. Tina will truly be missed by Jean and I. What a great Lady, Leader and Friend. Thanks for all of the good times we shared together.
Shiree Gray
January 11, 2010
We will never forget Ms.Tina. Her smile and her warmth. She will be missed deeply! I remember while we were in Japan our conversations and her encourging words telling me that everything would be okay, to be strong and trust in God! Cory I encourage you to do as your mother told me. Be strong, it might hurt and it will take time but know that God has his own plans. Ms. Tina I love you and truely miss you!
EC, Gwen, EJ, Frances and David Burnett
January 11, 2010
Cory, our prayers go out to you and your family. We are deeply sadden for the lost of your mom. I remember so many conversations we had while in Japan. All the memories I have of Tina are good. You both were truly a blessing to the Burnett family. We will miss her. We don't know why God needed her right now, but we do know that HE knows exactly what he is doing. Keep faith in the Lord and know that mom is in a better place. God will take care of you. I can be reached at 757-329-3123 anytime.
Gwendolyn Lawrence-Brown
January 11, 2010
Cory, while those of us who haven't lost or mothers can on only imagine the hole that can never be filled again, I'm so sorry for the emptiness you feel at this time. Your mother loved and worshipped God everyday for the challenging days it was to raise a boy; the joy and happiness to see the fruits of her labor. We know she has raised a wonderful man. Christ has a season and a reason for his plans, though it mayn't be clear to us right now in grief, trust and depend on Him to order your steps and not to put on you anything you can't bare. Your mother was an awesome mother, friend, and leader. She will truly be missed
Ricky Gaines
January 11, 2010
My deepest condolences to the Donald's Family during this horrific time. It was a distinct pleasure meeting Quintina and sharing times together during our assignment in Japan. Quintina will be missed by many and loved forever. May God strengthen those that she has left behind and may her legacy live forever. I will miss her......SGM Ricky B. Gaines, Sr., Baghdad, Iraq.
Shauna Nixon-Flowers
January 10, 2010
Cory,my deepest sympathy is with you and your family. I am so sorry for the lost of your mother. She was a great woman. I was stationed with her at Camp Zama. Do know that she impacted a lot of people in her life time. She was a blessing to all she encountered and always greeted everyone with a smile. She will be greatly missed.
Michale and Antoinette McGruder
January 10, 2010
Cory, what much can be said about your mother besides awesome, wonderful, and beyond comparable freindship. We have never ceased to keep you in our prayers. Your mother placed a stamp upon our hearts long ago while in Zama; and a headache on Duewy's head after she braided his hair, lol! SFC Donald always made me laugh; she was better than Tyler Perry and Madea. I love you man, keep your heart in God's hands. Lean not to your own understanding but in all of your ways acknowledge God. We are here in jacksonville, Fl. Call us if you need or want -- The McGruders. 904-683-1477.
LaDietra Harris
January 10, 2010
Cory, I am so sadden to hear about the lost of your mother my friend Tina. I wish we had stayed in touch because now is too late to wish. Cory I send my deepest condolences to you with a hug. I pray God covers your heart during this time of need,and that he continues to bless you and your family.
Lots of Love Ms LaDietra, Darnell and Meechie
I would love to hear from you here's my email address [email protected]
William P Donald
January 10, 2010
Tina
I was so sad to read of your going home to be with the Lord. You were treasure to me an to my wife while at Zama. Sorry we lost track of each other down here. See you in heaven where we will lve with Christ forever
Vincent, Janelle, Acacia, & Kiele Allen
January 10, 2010
Cory, we are deeply sorrowed with you, your grandparents, aunts, uncles, and the rest of your family. We pray your strength in the Lord. A time like this is never easy, and words somehow are hard to find. Tina was a great person,friend,and Soldier. Although gone, never forgotten. May God Bless you continually, and strengthen you daily! Your Japan family will always remember you and keep you in our prayers!
January 9, 2010
Corey,
I am truly sorry for your lost, I was stationed in Japan with your mother. My condolences to you and your family. Kelvin Maultsby (Kabul, Afghanistan)
Eyvette Hutchinson
January 9, 2010
"Blessed are the mornful, for they shall be comforted by God." Tina and I were stationed in Japan together, she was a very dear friend and I will miss her.
Maria Sresovich
January 9, 2010
My sympathy to the family and friends of Tina Donald. I remember her fondly from WHS as an excellent all-around athlete, cheerleader, member of the Red Devil band and as a beautiful majorette. From the many expressions of those who knew her during her well-traveled life, she obviously continued to be a blessing. What a wonderful legacy for her family to cherish.
Rodney Matthews
January 9, 2010
To the family my prayers are with you. I was stationed with her in Japan (2001). Corey stay strong young man. God bless you all.
V/r
Rodney K. Matthews ( Kabul,Afghanistan)
January 9, 2010
I played softball with Tina at SFCC, we had some wonderful times. Tina put her heart and soul in everthing she did.
To the Donald family, my thoughts and prayers are with you during this time.
Sheila Archer
Karlisha Benymon
January 9, 2010
I was stationed with Tina in Japan (2002). I just wanted to give my condolences to her family, friends, and colleagues. May God give peace and understanding during this season grief.
NATASHA BURGMAN
January 9, 2010
MY PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU, MAY GOD KEEP YOU IN PERFECT PEACE.
Destiny Johnson
January 9, 2010
Never would this have crossed my mind. Ms Tina..my old basketball coach in Japan, the one that always kept me laughing, the one that let me stay in her home whenever I forgot my house key. How could I ever forget how lovely you were. I will always have you in my heart! And to the rest of the family, may God be with you; you all have and are in my prayers.
Pam Messaros McVay
January 8, 2010
I remember Tina from our days at Williston High School. I graduated with her sister Adina. Tina was a great person and was loved by so many people and she will truly be missed. You are all in my thoughts and prayers.
January 8, 2010
To the Donald Family, my thoughts and prayers goes out to you for your loss.
Dora-Davis Batten/ Sante Fe College Roommate 1985 Love ya, Tina
Margaret Dawson Wallace
January 8, 2010
To The Donald Family
I was sadden to hear of our loss in the passing of such a talented young lady. Tina will not be missed by those that truly knew her...for her spirited personality and qualities can never be forgotten. I shall always remember her as a bright student in Physical Education and her williness to do whatever was asked of her.Her son[Cory] and grandchild [Charlee] should be proud of her..for she achieved things that take some a life time. Tina has entered into Almighty God Eternal Presence!
Margaret Dawson Wallace & Family
carol oats
January 8, 2010
To the Donald Family,
We the oats family is Praying for you in your time of sorrow, we have you in our thoughts and Prayers.If there is anything we can do to lighten your burden please do not fail to let us know. REMEMBER GOD HAS
Daffney Gordon
January 8, 2010
"To the Donald family my thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of bereavement. Daffney Gordon and family (Ocala, FL)
Willie, Tami & Keon
January 8, 2010
Tina
"To the world you were just one,
To us you were our world."
We will miss you Tina, but we know that "Death is not the end, but a glorious new beginning."
THE DUNCANS
Donna (Batchelor) Coleman & Family
January 8, 2010
Donald Family
Earth has no sorrow that Heaven can't heal.
With our deepest condolences!!
Delores Joshua
January 8, 2010
To the Donald family
My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Valerie Robinson
January 8, 2010
My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.
LTC Daniel L Thompson
January 8, 2010
When peace like a river, attendeth my way,
When sorrows like sea billows roll;
Whatever my lot, Thou hast taught me to say,
It is well; it is well, with my soul.
To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven; a time to be born, and a time to die; A time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to mourn and a time to dance. In accordance with the Master’s Plan, now is the time for us to honor and pay tribute to Master Sergeant (MSG) Quintina M. Donald.
When searching for one word that best describes MSG Donald, the word which rises to the top of the list is ‘real.’ She was real and she kept it real.
Debra Winger starred in the movie “An Officer and a Gentleman.”
MSG Donald was the star of “A Leader and a Lady” and we were the supporting cast.
Her military accomplishments include First Sergeant, Intelligence Directorate Sergeant Major, Senior Drill Sergeant, Audie Murphy Club, Army Softball Team, Military Intelligence Corps Association Knowlton Award Recipient, Master Fitness Trainer, Drill Sergeant Identification Badge and Air Assault Badge, to name a few.
MSG Donald mastered the art of balancing her role as a Non-Commissioned Officer and a leader of Soldiers with her duties and responsibilities of a mother, a grandmother, a god mother, a daughter, a sister, an aunt, a cousin and a friend. She was a leader and a lady.
Competence was her watchword. She was an active leader and a terrific mother, role model and friend. She understood all Soldiers were entitled to outstanding leadership, but she knew Corey demanded the love and nurturing only a mother can give.
She was loyal, fair and impartial to the seniors, peers and subordinates she served with, while at the same time ensuring discipline, instilling obedience and demanding order in Corey and friends.
Her integrity was uncompromising and her moral courage was strong. She accomplished every mission and achieved every personal goal established.
MSG Donald placed the needs of Soldiers and the mission ahead of her personal agenda. I recall having to call her on a Saturday afternoon to go to the Sinai on Wednesday. LTC Raven wasn’t thrilled, but she said, I got it. Two weeks after returning, we deployed as part of the Advance Party and she served twenty-five months supporting the TSC mission.
On last Saturday the General of the Army of Life had a staff call. There was a priority requisition requiring a fill. The life platoon needed a First Sergeant.
The G1 without any hesitation or reservation recommended MSG Quintina M. Donald and said he could have the orders ready for signature in ten minutes.
The G2 confirmed her clearance and stated she possessed access to all the information required.
The G3 stated she was fully trained and ready to assume the mission.
The G4 stated she was in receipt of all the necessary equipment.
The G8 stated all applicable fees were paid in full.
About this time, I imagine MSG Donald rose up with her Drill Sergeant tenacity and electrifying smile and said wait a minute, what about Corey, what about Charlee Noel, what about my family, what about my Soldiers, what about my friends, what about the Florida Gators?
The Command Sergeant Major stood up and said, MSG Donald, you were a coach, you were a mentor and you were a teacher.
You provided everyone a blueprint to follow to live a well founded life.
You were true to family, friends, Soldiers and the United States Army; to thyself you were true; that’s called LOYALTY.
You lived the Non-Commissioned Officers Creed, you made the complicated look simple and you always did the right thing; that’s called DUTY.
You understood that one must command their own self-respect, before you earn the respect of others; MSG Donald, you were respected; all of us present are the proof; that’s called RESPECT.
You gave the best of yourself; the accomplishment of the mission and the welfare of Soldiers were always uppermost in your mind, and you ensured officers had maximum time to accomplish their duties. Because of you, CPT Herman can become MAJ Herman; SGT Clay has the knowledge to become SSG Clay; SGT Williams know what it takes to become SFC Williams and SFC Brooks knows what it takes to become MSG Brooks; that’s called SELFLESS SERVICE.
You taught that every action has a direct affect upon esprit de corps, unit camaraderie and ultimately the family name: that’s called HONOR.
You consistently demonstrated that your word was your bond. You did not say one thing and do another; that’s called INTEGRITY.
You mastered the art of being a Non-Commissioned Officer, a Leader, and a Lady. You set the standard. Your performance in “A Leader and a Lady” demands the Emmy. A defining moment was your step class graduation. In the matter of three hours you transformed from Solider in ACUs, to Lady in the black dress, back to Soldier in jeans and that Florida Gator orange. You never let being a leader conflict with being a lady; that’s called PERONAL COURAGE.
When the Command Sergeant Major was finished, the Commanding General said prepare the orders.
On Saturday, 02 January 2010, the Chief Public Affairs Officer of life published the orders; MSG Quintina M. Donald reported for duty.
The mortal transformed into immortality and the corruptible put on incorruption. She left us the blue print to be better citizens, leaders and Soldiers.
Thank you MSG Donald, because of your coaching we are stronger, due to your mentoring we are wiser and because of your teaching we are better. We will see you on the high ground Battle.
First Team!!!
LTC Daniel L. “DT” Thompson
Linda Walker
January 8, 2010
No bond is as great as that between mother and child. My condolence to you and your family.
MIMI EASLEY
January 8, 2010
HELLO,THE DONALDS,MY CONDOLENCES DEEPLY GOES OUT TO YOU-ALL.IM SURE IT'S A SADDEN SITUATION NEVER EXPERIENCE,BUT BE STRONG AND LET GOD WORK IT OUT.
Gussie Boatwright
January 8, 2010
Dear Family,
There are no words to express the pain that you must be feeling right now. Joy comes in the morning and we have to lean and depend on Jesus to be that Joy that we need. Tina was a pioneer in so many areas, school, family and even the military. She did not allow situations or circumstances to create barriers. Be encouraged by the life she lived and confident knowing that to the absent in body is to be present with Lord. May God bless you now and forever more with peace. She will be greatly missed...what a lovely spirit.
Freddie Mae Crawford
January 8, 2010
No bond is as great as that between a parent and child. My deepest condolences are with you as you grieve.
January 8, 2010
To the Donald Family,
We the Oats family would like to send to you the Donald Family our heartfelt sympathy in the loss of Tina as she is best known to us. we were sadden to learn of her passing but know that we have you in our thoughts and Prayers as you go through this time in your life she will be greatly missed. butjust Remeber that God has it all in control and he know all. so just know we are Praying for your strength and if there is anything we can do please do not fail to let us know.
The Oats Family , WILLISTON FLORIDA
Dionne Graham
January 8, 2010
Losing someone is never easy. At times like these you have to lean on your faith and try to accept that "GOD" has a bigger purpose for us. I was so sad and just undone to hear about Tina. She was a truly thoughtful and caring person. Words "CANNOT" express the way some of us are feeling right now, but the good thing in knowing is that she is at peace with no more pain. She is resing now and will be truly missed. May all the Love that surrounds your family gives you strength.
January 8, 2010
Gerrie: I am sadden by the demise of Tina.My prayers go out to you and the family .May God comfort you and know that he knows you loved those children. They seem to always bring such joy to your face when we would speak of them. Gerrie I am here for you and family. Love Shahid
MSG Renee Ervin
January 7, 2010
To the Donald Family,
It is with much sadness that I express my condolences to your entire family during such a great loss.
I was stationed in Iraq with Quintina in 2004 -2005. I didn't know her but a little while and it was so easy to call her "friend". She was a joy to be around and always had a smile on her face. She would brighten a room, just by walking in. Tina will be missed. May God bless you all.
Yinusa Adeoti
January 7, 2010
To Donald Family. You are in my prayer. I served in the United States Army with MSG Donald. I can not think of anyone to have served with. She was very caring and willing to help any Soldier at any time. May her Soul rest in peace
Yinusa Adeoti
January 7, 2010
To Donald Family. You are in my prayer. I served in the United States Army with MSG Donald. I can not think of anyone to have served with. She was very caring and willing to help any Soldier at any time. May her Soul rest in peace
Yinusa Adeoti
Fayetteville, NC
Charlene James
January 7, 2010
To my nephew Corey and the Donald Family. You can only have one mother
Patient kind and true;
No other friend in all the world,
Will be the same to you. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Tina was a very special person and will be missed by all.
Your Auntie, Charlene James
Daphine walker
January 7, 2010
My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.
Shelia (Battles) Green
January 7, 2010
To the Donald family I am so very sorry to hear about your loss. Tina was a wonderful person and will always be remembered and loved. May God comfort your hearts and give you a peace that surpasses ALL understandings.
God bless and keep you all.
Love, Shelia (Battles) Green
setaria mitchell
January 7, 2010
i send my condolence to the donald family, keep your heads up and know god knows best.
Uly & Tira Johnson
January 7, 2010
To The Donald Family
You are in our thoughts and prayers. We are remembering with you, the life of someone so dear. Please know how much you are loved and how deeply your loss is felt by all. Wishing you comfort in friendship and hope in prayer. We Love you..
Terrace James
January 7, 2010
I am so blessed to have had you in my life. You will never be forgotten. I enjoyed that smile everytime we would see each other. Keep smiling.
Family:
I am sorry for you loss of Tina. i was deeply saddened to hear about the death of Tina. I know how difficult this must be for you. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Matthew 5:4 Blessed are those who mourm, for they will be comforted.
Be Blessed. Terrace James and Emory Hardee
SHANEEKI SEABROOK
January 7, 2010
MY CONDOLENCES TO THE DONALD FAMILY. MAY GOD BRING YOU STRENGTH AND PEACE IN YOUR TIME SORROW.
Cathy Bradley
January 7, 2010
Ms. Geraldine, Cory, Adina and the rest of the family, you have my deepest sympathy. It is still hard to believe that Tina is gone. I know personally that God will help to mend your broken hearts! Just continue to carry all the wonderful memories that you shared with Tina. Love you all!
January 7, 2010
My condolence to the Donald Family, I pray that GOD will give you strength and peace in the midst of the storm. May GOD bless each and everyone.
Connie Jelks-McCray
darryl & brittany james
January 7, 2010
No bond is as great as that between a parent and child. Our deepest condolences are with you as you grieve.
sandra k moore
January 7, 2010
No bond is as great as that between a parent and child. My deepest condolences are with you as you grieve.
Debra Davis
January 7, 2010
Geraldine, It was so sadden when I heard the news about Tina. I pray the Lord give you and your family strength in the lose of your daughter. Always remember that God make no mistakes, we all to must past this way. Know I love you and I am here for you anytime. Your X co-worker.
Maria Donald
January 7, 2010
BIG CUZ TINA, I am going to miss you very much. You will always be apart of my life and my heart. You accomplished so many dreams and goals that one could ever imagine. I LOVE YOU very much and I'm going to miss you dearly. Love always Maria Donald
Peronia (Brown) Lee & Family
January 7, 2010
"My Dearest Tina”
You were more than just a neighbor and classmate to me, you were also a dear friend. I think about all the times we have shared, all the times you made me laugh and smile. I'm so sad right now, but I feel really blessed to have had you in my life. You will never be forgotten Tina. Only greatly missed.
Love You To The Heavens!!
Anita Barber
January 7, 2010
I am very sorry for your loss. Tina was a great girl.
Anita Thornton Barber
Sandy Springs, GA
January 7, 2010
My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.
VERLINDA MCDANIEL
January 7, 2010
TO THE FAMILY OF QUINTINA (AKA) TINA AS I KNEW HER. MY THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU AS YOU CELEBRATE THE LIFE AS WELL AS THE DEMISE OF YOUR LOVED ONE. TINA WAS A BEAUTIFUL YOUNG LADY AND YOU HAVE MUCH TO BE PROUD OF AND TO THANK GOD FOR. PRAISE HIM FOR THE TIME YOU HAD WITH HER AND CHERISH THOSE MEMORIES, FOR NO ONE CAN TAKE THEM AWAY FROM YOU. I KNOW YOU WILL MISS HER DEARLY, BUT YOU STILL HAVE A PART OF HER WITH YOU, HER SON AND HER GRANDDAUGHTER. LOVINGLY SUBMITTED VERLINDA(BATTLES)MCDANIEL
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