Doris McShane Donovan

ann,please accept my most sincere condolences on you mother's passing...i'm sorry i could not attend the memorial services last saturday. doris was a wonderful, friendly, kind, friend, with a great sense of humor...i was always uplifted whenever i saw her or spoke to her...i missed seeing you, and hope when you come to town again you will call or let me know though dorothy...cleve carney, 630-469-0221 (home), 630-240-8114 (cell).

Dave and family,

I am sorry to hear of your loss.

God Bless and comfort you.

Jeffrey Purdy

Dear David and Paul,
I was sorry to learn of the loss of your mother.

My childhood is rich with fond memories of your mother and father and the remarkable warmth and kindness of the entire Donovan family.

Susan and I wish we could attend the memorial service in Wheaton on Saturday to honor your dear mother.
Paul and Susan Chummers

Dear Ann and the family,

I can't remember ever meeting a gentler person, and I've met the Pope and Mother Teresa. Your Mom was also the easiest person to caddy for in all of Chicago Golf Club.

Dear Dave and family,
So sorry to hear about your loss.

Barbara

Dear Ann, brothers, and Donovan family,

Our family ties and love with Doris go back to the early days in Northborough, her nurse's training days here in Burlington and through the years to her final illness.

We have many loving memories of her and offer our sincere condolences to all the Donovans on the loss of such a wonderful person.

Sincerely,
Marjorie, Mary and Kathleen McGrath

To The Family of Mrs. Doris Donovan:

I wish to offer my deepest condolences to the loss of your mother. I truly remember her well. I went to school with Francis at St. Michaels and remember well the Donovan family and where they lived over by the Convent. Those truly were the good old days of laughter and fun. I am currently still teaching at Wheaton Warrenville South High School. Glad to see that all of you are doing well. Francis keep up the good work and keep them laughing....