Donna Horn

We are very sorry to learn of the passing of Donna, but very grateful for her service to our country in the Peace Corps.

Our condolences,

The National Peace Corps Association

I remember Donna and her spirited, rambling political repartee, her pungent sense of humor and her loud, crackling laugh. She was always treat to talk to.

She sure had strong opinions—pro-civil rights, anti-war, pro-organized labor—always on the side of the little guy. And I remember her loyalty and generosity to her friends and family.

God speed, Donna! Rest in peace.

I remember Donna and her spirited, rambling political repartee, her pungent sense of humor and her loud, crackling laugh. She was always treat to talk to.

She sure had strong opinions—pro-civil rights, anti-war, pro-organized labor—always on the side of the little guy. And I remember her loyalty and generosity to her friends and family.

God speed, Donna! Rest in peace.

Far too soon.....
I was active with Donna and other mostly "twenty somethings" in the Eugene McCarthy campaign in San Francisco in 1968. The group (including future broadcaster Bill Press) went on to become "Volunteers for a New Politics" (VNP) and was involved in a number of local campaigns. I lost touch with most of the members as I returned East for a few years.
I remember a big no-nonsense woman with a sardonic wit.
I'm glad to see that she passed away in loving...

I remember Donna's resonant voice, her enthusiastic manner of speaking, her big sister way of joking. I was thinking of her the other day when a friend of mine told me that someone close to her had passed away. He had served in the Peace Corps in the earliest years and it reminded me of Donna going to The Phillipines all those years ago. I remember a few of the stories from her service, like the fact that she had no hot water for two years. What a strong woman. It's so good that you were...