Donna E. Tynes

I can't belive it's been 3 years. I always remember the sound of Donna's voice, always excited and ready to "spill tea", we spent so many hours talking. She always had stories to tell. We always called each other Sister. At MCI people confused us because of our hips and our shiny personalities so they thought we were sisters. I miss you so much Dee. I hope you have found John up there.

Donna, Sis you will truly be missed! I am just learning of your passing in 2021! You and some other lovely ladies of St. Paul White Rock AME came to mind today and I posted some kind words about you all on facebook! I always saw in you what a beautiful, educated black women could be! You have always been a cup of SunShine! With love JoLinda Ervin Mosley and the Ervin Family!

Ms. Tynes was my teacher from 2011-2013 at Long Reach. She was not only a great teacher but a great person overall. She was always full of energy and character. She taught me how important it is to always be truthful and honest to people and to myself. Ms. Tynes was someone who would come to Giant, where I worked at the time, and buy me lunch out the kindness of her heart. I'm sad to see her go so soon, but I know she is in a better place. I love you Ms. Tynes, and though I never got to tell...

I've known Donna since 1988 when we both worked at MCI. We became good girlfriends and talked for hours and hours....no call with us was ever short! I cannot believe she is gone, I was trying to talk to her on Tuesday, she didn't answer. My deepest condolences to Mr. Tynes and Donald and Matthew...Mr. Tynes I lost my son earlier this year so I know the pain you must feel right now. I am here for you and the family forever. I love my sister, Dee, forever.