Harold and Dana "Donna" Catlaw

Laura, not sure if you´d remember me or my parents but they were JC friends back when we were both toddlers, And our dad´s, Bill Regan, stayed in touch over the years. I´m incredibly saddened to hear of your parents passing and so close to each other. The obituary and poem are beautifully moving, it´s no wonder they weren´t apart for long. Despite not knowing each other, you are in my thoughts. I hope their love and memories and the rest of your family remain with you through these times....

I offer my deepest sympathy to Donna and Harold. Donna was a caring and inspiring mentor in my career. I will miss her immensely. May Donna and Harold rest in peace.

My deepest sympathy to Donna and her husband. Donna was a dynamic caring and thoughtful person. She was a wonderful mentor and inspiration to me in my career. I will miss her deeply. May she and Harold both rest in peace.

My friend and classmate at Our Lady of Victories and Marist High School, and team member of the West Side Bears championship season of 1966. I used to go often to Harold's home on Stegmann Parkway, and I'd occasionally run into him at Just Sonny's Restaurant on Sterling Avenue. I'm am saddened greatly by his passing. I know that Harold is in Heaven with the previously deceased members of his family basking in the glory of God's everlasting love.

I am sad at the loss of two beautiful people that I called friends. True love is hard to find but they found it with each other, Sorry for your loss Laura

What a beautifully written obituary. Although I did not personally know them, these words have touched my life and I feel like somehow I did know them! My sincere condolences

We are so saddened for your loss. Heaven is doubly blessed to have them as long as we here can't. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this most difficult time. More Love and Prayers to all.