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Donna L. Ewing
March 20, 2017 Light a Candle
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Message from The Lions
June 4, 2017 1:54 AM
My heart is heavy. Donna was truly one of the most sincere, thoughtful, genuine and loving people I had the blessing to know. My Mother and I moved into the neighborhood when I was 9 yrs old. When Dick was still alive she would allow me to babysit while she went to PTA meetings if he had to work late or had tasks in the yard...I realize it was her way of allowing me to earn $ here and there. I am pleased she held both of my now adult sons when they were babies. Her home was home away from home. My youngest loved Donna reading or watching a movie with him
cuddled with Buddy( cat) s she scratched his back. She had such a huge heart. It is ironic, during her last days, she was at my elder son's place of employment
I am sorry she has passed. My deepest sympathy to the girls and family. Thank you Donna for touching so many lives.
cuddled with Buddy( cat) s she scratched his back. She had such a huge heart. It is ironic, during her last days, she was at my elder son's place of employment
I am sorry she has passed. My deepest sympathy to the girls and family. Thank you Donna for touching so many lives.
Message from Patty McManus Grimm
March 21, 2017 5:56 PM
When I was growing up, my life was filled with so much Love, Joy and Respect. It was a time when good friends were family. Donna and her sister, Joyce, were aunts to me. They loved me and my siblings unconditionally as my parents. My brother was in a very bad snowboarding accident and was in Childrens for over 3 weeks (not expected to live) and Donna insisted on my mom moving in with her until Tommy was able to come home. She visited him daily and never left my mom give up hope. Donna was a sister to my mom and our family will never forget the Love we shared for each other. I will never forget all of the weekends we spent camping and boating. Your mom truly had Christ living in her and thru her. The only thing in death that gives me great comfort is that they are all together again. The celebration of the good old days with Curly and Peg, Ted, Mona and Joyce and Bill on the farm with all the family and friends will be fantastic. Missing them ALL but looking forward to seeing them ALL again. Holding onto the best memories anyone could ever have and thanking God for the Life of Donna Broadwater Ewing. My deepest sympathy as you go through the difficult time of saying good-bye.
A candle was lit by Stephanie Slagle Datys
on March 21, 2017 1:50 PM
Message from Terry and Charlyn Carnathan
March 21, 2017 10:10 AM
Kim, Kathy and families,
I want to extend our deepest sympathy. Although, we may not be there in body, we are with you in spirit. I always felt part of the family. I thought the world of your mother. She was a first class lady. Know that she was loved by all who knew her.
I want to extend our deepest sympathy. Although, we may not be there in body, we are with you in spirit. I always felt part of the family. I thought the world of your mother. She was a first class lady. Know that she was loved by all who knew her.
A candle was lit by My deepest sympathy. Christine Staab
on March 21, 2017 9:08 AM
Message from Linda Gruber
March 20, 2017 2:05 PM
I pray to God to give you strength deal with this situation and I hope your Mom is now resting in peace.
Please know that I share in your grief.
With my deepest sympathy.
Please know that I share in your grief.
With my deepest sympathy.
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