Donna Rusho

As a close friend of Theresa´s since before grade school, I am comforted to know that the qualities I most admired in "Mrs. Rusho" - her caring nature, warm smile, boundless creativity and wit - will live on through her daughter. Beyond my own joyful memories from birthday parties and school events, I´ve also loved hearing my mom recount stories of making pies with Mrs. Rusho in her classroom and my nephew talk of his adoration for his favorite teacher. She could even bring laughter to...

I´m so sorry for you loss my thoughts and prayers are with you all... she was a wonderful teacher..

We are so sorry for your loss, Frank, Teresa and Chris. Knowing Donna was a wonderful experience; we always looked forward to seeing her when we drove up to Henderson Harbor. She brought happiness and light to the club members, and a sense of true dedication to people. As a fellow teacher, Karen enjoyed her stories of classroom experiences. She will be missed by all whose lives she touched. We are grateful to have known her.

Donna was such a delightful person, easy to talk to and always cheerful. I have fond memories of enjoying the view of the harbor with her while relaxing in the shade at HHYC.

RIP. One of my favorite teachers. She was so kind. A really wonderful person.

Mrs. Rusho was a wonderful and caring teacher to my kids. My son Timmy was lucky enough to have her 2 years in a row! She was honestly the most genuine, generous, and caring person. She was truly a blessing to OCS and my family. She was a true angel on earth. Celebrate in His great kingdom Mrs. Rusho.

My sincere condolences to Frank, Theresa, and her family. In all my life I have never met a more generous and kind person. It was my great fortune to work with her for many years. First at Rockwell and then at Wheeler school. I have lost a dear friend whom I admired and will never forget.

Frank, Theresa and family, So sorry to hear of Donna´s passing. Jim P. Would tell me stories including Donna and Team Members of their time working together at Wheeler Elementary School. I remember the first time I met your family as you were all exiting a subway station at Battery Park, New York City, overlooking the Statue of Liberty! Jim Paone and I were on our way to the ferry to visit the statue. What a coincidence back in the 1980´s! All of your great memories will live on in your...