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Donna Pola Obituary
Donna Rae Pola passed away June 21, 2020 surrounded by her family. Our beloved wife, mother, grandmother, sister and aunt has finished her struggle and returned from this existence to a more peaceful place to be with her father and mother, Kenneth and Edna Price and all those who passed before. She was born October 7, 1937 in Salt Lake City, Utah. She graduated from West High School and married her sweetheart of 65 years. She was, a baseball booster, helping her father, who she loved and admired, at the Ken Price Ballpark in Murray, Utah. She is missed by her husband Robert, son Kenny (clarice), daughter Penney Chipp (Ken) and her 27 grandchildren and great grandchildren. We would like to thank Encompass Health and Hospice for their compassion and extraordinary help. Graveside services will be held Saturday June 27, 2020 at 1:00 p.m. at Laketown Cementary. In lieu of flowers donations to Huntsman Cancer Institute would be appreciated.
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Larry & Shawna Mantle 947 E 11150 So. Sandy Utah 84094
June 27, 2020
Dear Bob and Family Larry and I are sending our deepest sympathies to you and wish we could be there today in person but that wasn't possible so we want you to know that we are thinking of you and to let you know that tho we haven't seen each other in many years we have never forgotten all the fun times we shared. We moved to Denver in 1986 and were there until 1993 and we have tried to locate you but the phone number we had was not right. We have tried to locate or get in touch with Lee but have been unable to get him to contact us but we love you guys and hope sometime we will be able to connect. Our sorrow over Donna's loss is deep. Sincerely Larry and Shawna Mantle
Clayton (CH) & Phyllis Robinson
June 27, 2020
Our heartfelt condolences. I remember her from the Laketown days where I grew up.
Lynn Roark
June 25, 2020
Donna was a sweet, big hearted lady,
So sorry for the families loss.
Lynn Roark
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