Inez Donley

I was sad to read of Inez's passing. I think of the many years I observed her many contributions to the community and how she valued of her family. My wishes for comfort and peace go out to Ed and Tom and the rest of the family at this time of loss. Edie Ritter

Ed
Our prayers and thoughts are with you and the family. Inez was a community treasure. Take care.
Lois and Jack Cooney

Tom & Cindy and the Donley family,
Please accept our sympathy and know you are in our thoughts and prayers at this difficult time.
Debbie & Bob Handschue

Our condolences to the Donley family. Our thoughts are with you at this trying time. Regards, Jane Goodman, Donna, David, Brenda, and Diana

Dear Ed & Family,
Please accept my sincere sympathy in your loss of Inez. You will be in my thoughts and prayers.
Take care of yourself.
Most sincerely,
Valerie Stumer-Heller
Moravian Village of Bethlehem

No fuss Nezzie. As a regular guest in the Poconos and at many meals initiated by Ed and Inez, we saw and experienced how down to earth and welcoming she/they were. She gave the impression that her home was as much ours as hers and she was as happy we were there whether she personally invited us or not. She was gentle, sharp, interesting, unassuming and fun. And despite the abundance of good she did on a small and very large scale she never spent time looking for recognition. Good Bye,...

Our condolences to Ed, Tom and your whole family.
Inez was a remarkable woman.

For 17 years, I was the Air Products employee who lived nearest to the Donleys. Their 27th Street home was large, yet modest compared to homes of some other company senior executives. I was impressed to regularly see Inez Donley scrubbing her front steps. She wasn't too proud to be seen doing honest work despite her obvious wealth.
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