Donna Hull

I was shocked to read of Donna's passing in Fontbone's Now & Then Newsletter. Donna was the first girl I met freshman year at Fontbonne. Our lockers were next to each other because of our names. I remember even in high school Donna was an inspiration. She was a kind and caring woman with the most radiant smile. My heartfelt sympathies to those she left behind.

I would like to express my sympathies to Donna's family. She was a wonderful, warm and loving person who will be greatly missed. I was a member of her previous support group and will remember her with sweet thoughts and memories.

Dear Uncle Frank, Matt and the Hull family, John and Mary Ellen and kids, and Matt and Christine - you have my deepest sympathies in this sad, sad loss. Donna was such a beautiful woman who had more strength and perseverance and courage than anyone I know. I wish that I could be there in person to give you a warm hug and extend my sympathy. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you during this time. God bless you all and comfort you in knowing that Donna is eternally happy and at peace. ...

I wish to express my deepest sympathies to the Ferrara family and the Hull family. Donna, John and Matt grew up across the street from me in Westwood, MA and I have very fond memories of the entire family. I am so very sorry for your loss. Donna was a wonderful person and I'm not surprised to read that she devoted much time to helping others. I am walking in the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer walk this August in Boston and will be remembering Donna throughout that walk and walking in her...

Donna's life was and will continue to be a source of inspiration for us all. Her courage, beauty and capacity to love fills our hearts full and will keep her memory alive in us all forever.
Our deepest prayers are with you Matt - and with her wonderful father who she adored, Frank.