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Patsy Saxon
August 27, 2005
My heart goes out to you at this sad time, Mary & Dave and to your respective families. I have a special feeling in my heart for Mrs. Donley. I knew her best as my Sunday School Teacher (Service Class)which she taught for many years. She made a very profound influence on my life, for which I will be eternally grateful. You are so blessed to have had such a great and wonderful lady as your mother. Her spirit will continue to live in the many lives that she touched. Sincerely, Patsy Saxon
Elaine Hubbard
August 24, 2005
I am one of the genertaion of chemistry students at Cherokee High who Mrs. Donley taught. Chemistry was one of my favorite subjects and she was one of my favorite teachers. As I went to college I debated whether to major in chemistry or math. I chose math and received a PhD in math. Mrs. Donley was a major influence in my academic career. During the years since high school, I frequently talked with Mrs. Donley at events such as Historical Society meetings. She was always interested in her former students. She seemed especially appreciative when I presented her with a math text book which I had written. We need more folks like Mrs. Donley!
Jackie H. Smith
August 23, 2005
My deepest sympathy to the Family and Friends of Ms. Donley.
She was a very caring and dear teacher.
In Loving Memory
Sherry Cornwell
August 22, 2005
Dave my heart is with you. Your mother raised a wonderful son and you can always take pride in that. I can tell you from my own experience, she will live on in your heart.
Phillip Bishop
August 20, 2005
Mrs. Donley taught me and I think three of my brothers. She taught us redox equations, and I still use some of the chemistry she taught me 150 years ago.
Her legend will live on. And I look forward to chatting with her again one day.
Phil
Marie A. English
August 20, 2005
We are so very sorry for the loss of Ms Sara Donley. At a time like this, it gives us an opportunity to let you know that we care and are thinking of you and your great loss. Rest assured that we have you in our prayers and remember "Because He lives, we can face tomorrow".
Richard and Marie English
Sosebee Funeral Home
August 20, 2005
Our Thoughts and Prayers are with the Donley Family.
Paulette Sams
August 20, 2005
I am saddened to learn of Mrs. Donley's death. She taught me chemistry at Cherokee High School in 1962 and I have always retained fond memories of the class. She was an outstanding teacher and person who always took time to listen. I'm sure she will be deeply missed, but I'm also sure she will be long remembered by many. Please accept my sympathy at your loss.
Paulette Richardson Sams
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