Donna L. Lawrence

I remember Donna from our time at Princeton. A fine woman and good person. My best to her loved ones.

Donna was a wonderful person, dedicated to her family, job and friends.
Although we retired some years ago from Princeton, we know she loved to work and was highly respected by her work crew and her customers in OIT. We are sad for her pssing.

Donna was a brilliant, dedicated, witty colleague. I had the pleasure of working closely with Donna for the last decade and I relied on her for her knowledge, clarity, and calm amid the chaos. She will be missed as a colleague, mentor and friend.

A brilliant person in every way. Miss you, Donna.

What a blow Princeton community received with the passing of Donna Lawrence. Donna and I worked together over the years and she lead with integrity and was the consummate collaborator. She will truly be missed.

As a coworker at Princeton's OIT, albeit in a different department, I knew Donna as one of the many friendly faces in the building. As a walker like myself, I now regret not getting to know her better.
Having her taken so suddenly will be especially hard to cope with. May you find consolation in the many and good memories you have of her.
PS. I did send a donation to Planned Parenthood; unfortunately I could not figure out how to dedicate it to Donna

I feel so lucky to have had the opportunity to work closely with Donna for over 20 years. Donna was an amazing mentor, co-worker and friend. She was also one of the most brilliant people I have ever known. She always supported me both professionally and personally. Although she was my supervisor, she was also my dear friend. No matter how daunting a problem might be, Donna was always calm and could lighten the mood with her sense of humor. I will miss her terribly.

I only knew Donna for the last year through my job at Princeton but she made a huge impression on me. I admired her professionally and was learning so much from her. However, as much of a powerhouse she was at work, she was more so as a human. She was kind, funny, gracious, and I was looking forward to more Sunday brunches and getting to know her better. The world is a sadder place with out her.