DONNA L. "Together Agian" HARMON

With heavy hearts and deep gratitude for a life filled with love and laughter, we remember Donna Lea Harmon (nee Dunker), age 77, who passed away on March 17, 2026 surrounded by the love of her family - just as she would have wanted. Born on March 24, 1948 in Mason City, Illinois to John and Irene Dunker.

Donna lived a life defined by kindness, compassion, integrity, and devotion to the people she loved most. She married Jack Harmon in 1968, beginning a partnership that would span 50 years. Together they built a loving home filled with laughter, resilience, and unwavering support. Donna is survived by her two children, Sara White (husband Chris) and Michael Harmon, as well as her brother, John Dunker Jr. (wife Bonnie), four grandchildren, Kelsey White, Hannah White, Mason Harmon, and Elizabeth Harmon, and loved nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her husband, Jack, and her parents, John and Irene.

Donna's greatest joy was her family. She treasured time spent together - whether gathered around the table, sharing stories, or simply enjoying each other's company. Her love was steady and generous, and her presence made every home warmer. She also had a special place in her heart for her beloved cats. Donna delighted in their company, cared for them tenderly, and spoke of them as cherished members of the family. Her home was never complete without the quiet comfort (and occasional mischief) of her feline companions. Perhaps what many will remember most is Donna's sense of humor. She loved making jokes and bringing smiles to others. Even in ordinary moments, she found something to laugh about, and she had a gift for lifting spirits with a well-timed quip or playful remark. Her laughter was contagious, and her lightheartedness will be deeply missed.

Donna leaves behind a legacy of love, warmth, and joy that will continue to live on in the hearts of her family and friends. Though she is gone from our sight, the memories she created - full of humor, affection, and togetherness - will remain a lasting comfort. In keeping with Donna's love for animals and her compassionate heart, she would be honored for friends and family to make donations in her memory to local animal shelters or local hospice chapters.