Donna J. Danner

Dear Audra & Alexis & family, My sincere sympathies to you all. I grew up with Donna in Trevorton and have many fond memories of times spent together. She had a great sense of humor and lightened up my life many times. She had been in my thoughts & prayers many, many times over the years.
God Bless you all.

My mom is the most kindess, selfless, gentelest, loving person I will EVER meet in my whole life. Through everything she's been through...she stayed stong for Alexis & I...& ALWAYS, ALWAYS, ALWAYS, put US first! I know I could just keep writing & writing about her & about the wisdom she shares with me..she is the wisest person i know(even if I didnt spell wisest correct..she would have). Mom...i wanna yell to the whole world every thing about you that makes you so AWESOME(& with my mouth that...

I will count my life blessed because I knew Donna. In our family she was called "Brownsley". Many times when she would come into my bussiness we would laugh our way through a haircut.She will surely be missed.

AUDRA, ALEXIS AND FAMILY PLEASE KNOW OUR PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU. I KNOW DONNA WILL BE MISSED GREATLY BY ALL!! TAKE CARE AND GOD BLESS!!

To Audra, Alexis and Family: So, so sorry to hear of your mother's passing. Have known Donna for 13 years - she was awesome. God bless you and on behalf of Human Resources you are in our prayers.

Dear Audra, Kaylee, Gavin and Brown Family: I've known Mom, MeMa, Donna for over twenty years working together for the Commonwealth (Forestry). We really became close friends about six years ago. She was the kindest, most thoughtful individual I've have ever known in my entire life. I will always miss her. Donna, Rest In Peace.

Dear Alexis and Audra:
So sorry to hear about your mother's passing. I worked for DEP and was former President of her AFSCME local. This is how I came to know your mother. She was a very caring person. She thought the world of you and her grandchildren.

Dear Alexis and Audra: Please accept my sincere condolences on the death of your mother. I was a very good friend of your Mom's when we both worked for the Bureau of Forestry. I left there in 1976, but Donna and I kept in touch throughout the years while she stayed in the greater Harrisburg area and I eventually moved to Pittsburgh 13 years ago. I am deeply saddened to hear of her death, and will keep all of you in my heart and prayers.