Born November 16, 1944 in Portland, OR; passed away January 14, 2013 in Modesto, CA. Loving mother, grandmother, sister, and friend. Greatly missed by children, Cameron Burke and wife Lisa of Salida, and Robert Burke of San Diego. Forever remembered by grandchildren Ryan Burke and Dylan Burke. Also survived by brother Donald Hoffart and wife of Sally Hoffart of Meadow Vista, CA., and a niece and nephews, in addition to many loving lifelong friends. Preceded in death by husband Donald Perkins, mother and father Rita and Joseph Hoffart, and brother Danny Hoffart . Viewing from 12-1pm and funeral services will be held from 1-2pm on Wed. January 23 at East Lawn Mortuary 5757 Greenback Lane, Sacramento. Visit eastlawn.com for details.
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Michelle Meyer
February 2, 2013
We lived across the street from Donna and Don (Bruce Way, No. Highlands...still there)...I have many fond memories of both of them. My condolences to all of you. She will be missed.
Michelle Meyer
February 2, 2013
To the children of Donna,
I became aquainted with Donna at Don & Sally's family get togethers on Brace Rd, in Loomis, years ago. Your Mom was always very pleasant and easy to talk to, and I always looked forward to going and seeing her there. I know you are going to miss her terribly, just try to remember the good times together. We send our most heartfelt sympathy to all of you in your loss.
Sincerely, Dorothy & E J Breiten
January 19, 2013
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