Donna T. Willson

Donna was a dear friend and will be sorely missed by all of those who were sofotunate to know her and be touched by her vibrant spirit .
Bob Butler

We´re so sorry about your Mom. Thoughts and prayers to the family. Love, The Dempsey Family

Steve and I were so sorry to hear of Donna´s death. We had so many fun times with Donna and Scottie, with tournies, travels and many dinners! Donna was a terrific sports fan, a terrific cook and a terrific friend. We will miss her and we send our love and sympathy to her family. Sue and Steve Fitts

Donna was a fun person to be with. She will be missed by many.

Donna will be truly missed by all of us who knew and loved her. Her loving presence was a gift. She will live on in our hearts forever.

I met Donna in 2012, at the Starbucks in either Colchester or Glastonberry CT. We talked about her dreams to travel. Mostly sharing family her passion of family heritage to her children and grandchildren. Making adventures together, memories to last a lifetime and beyond. She was apprehensive about traveling alone, understandable. It was my pleasure to encourage her to follow her dreams. I would take care of her and make sure she wad safe. That was not just my job, that was my pleasure. I...

Our sincere condolences to her family and friends.

There are no words to express my grief and sorrow for a loss so great. We shared so many memories through the years. Wishing family members peace and comfort in this difficult time.

Donna and I worked together when she was had a human resources at Trinity College and I was at Wellesley. We had such fun together when we could find ways to collaborate. She was always the best dressed and most ready to have a great time. Such a positive spirit for all of us. I am so sorry for your loss. I loved visiting her on the Cape and I know how much she enjoyed her children and family. Eloise McGaw.