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Michael and Patricia Verrilli
February 21, 2022
Dear Bob, Val, Rachel, Charlie, Jake, Connor, and Ali,
Mike and I send our sincerest condolences during this most difficult time for your family. I will always remember how funny and kind Donna was whenever our families were together. Her smile and heart lit up every one she encountered and every space she entered. Our prayers are with you.
Love,
Patsy
Phyllis Coleman
February 20, 2022
I am so sorry to see Donna Jean leave us so soon, but there are so many loved ones greeting her in Heaven right now. I am so grateful my daughter, Britney, had a chance to meet her a few years ago and get to know the warm loving personality behind her smile. My time spent with Donna was mostly limited to our childhood when our families would visit together in their home on Revere street and I would get to play with Donna. Donna was a younger 1st cousin of mine and we were closer in age than Val who was a toddler at the time. Donna was always cheerful and funny. She was genuine. We used to play church (white Necco wafers for the Host) and house. I remember her being very honest and generous with sharing her time and play items. My prayers for peace and healing go out to Kim, Val, Robert and the entire family. Phyllis Coleman & Family
Sean Fitzgerald
February 20, 2022
To you Kim,Val and Rob and Donna´s nephew and nieces and friends. The world is a little less brighter with Donna´s passing. But rejoice in sharing her full life with you and all the great memories she gave to you.
Phyllis Coleman
February 20, 2022
I am so sorry to see Donna Jean leave us so soon, but there are so many loved ones greeting her in Heaven right now. I am so grateful my daughter, Britney, had a chance to meet her a few years ago and get to know the warm loving personality behind her smile. My time spent with Donna was mostly limited to our childhood when our families would visit together in their home on Revere street and I would get to play with Donna. Donna was a younger 1st cousin of mine and we were closer in age than Val who was a toddler at the time. Donna was always cheerful and funny. She was genuine. We used to play church (white Necco wafers for the Host) and house. I remember her being very honest and generous with sharing her time and play items. My prayers for peace and healing go out to Kim, Val, Robert and the entire family. Phyllis Z Coleman & Family
Pam Baldwin
February 20, 2022
My heart breaks for all of you. I only had the pleasure of Donna´s
company on her visits to Houston with Val and Bob´s family, but she surely left an impression on me. Wonderful lady, a joy to be in her presence. I´m very sorry for your loss.
Rhonda Byrnes
February 20, 2022
You will be deeply missed....
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