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Jonathan James Donahue, born on September 13, 1972, in Endicott, New York, passed away unexpectedly on April 3, 2025, in Fairfax, Virginia. His untimely departure leaves a profound void in the hearts of all who knew him. Those closest to Jonathan find comfort in the knowledge that he had reached a joyful place in his life.
Jonathan was a devoted family man and leaves behind a network of loving relatives. He is survived by his beloved partner, Jennifer Glufling, who brought immense joy and companionship to his life. His mother, Charlene Berry, along with four pivotal figures—Richard Berry, Bill and Pat Donahue, and Peter Atwater—held significant places in his heart, each contributing to his journey in meaningful ways.
His legacy continues through his son, Seth Donahue, and his daughter, Emily Hodges, who is married to Trevor Hodges. Jonathan treasured his role as a grandfather, finding happiness in the lives of his grandchildren, Irelynn, Sammi, and Waylon, who were the light of his life.
In addition to his immediate family, Jonathan is remembered fondly by his siblings: Eric Donahue, Tande Adams, and Taylor Berry. His family also includes sisters Lauren and Leigh Atwater, Detrie and Kellie Gioffre, brother-in- law Dan Adams, along with cherished nieces Ashlynn, Phoebe and Peyton Donahue, and nephew Bennett Adams. He enjoyed the company of many aunts, uncles, cousins, and a broad circle of lifelong friends from school, work, and his time as a veteran, all of whom enriched his life and shared countless memories with him.
Jonathan joins the ranks of family members and friends who have preceded him in death. Together, they await his arrival, ready to embrace him once again. His spirit and love will continue to resonate within the hearts of those he leaves behind, leaving an indelible mark of kindness and connection. Jonathan James Donahue will be deeply missed, but his memory will live on in the stories and laughter of those who were fortunate enough to know him.
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