Donna, I only remember you as a child and Im so sorry you had to leave this world so early..I wish terribly that our familys never lost touch!! Please know you were always loved..Im sure you know already that your sweet dear sister Diane is with you..May you both rest in peace with your mom...

Well back in 1981 when Colleen was getting married, we had quite the fight the night before. I was out drinking with my friends getting a little hammered. Donna and Colleen were at Dad's house getting their own drunk on. I called the house and Colleen said grab some people from the bar and come on home and let's party. Well I showed up with some friends and they kicked my friends out. The three of us began fighting and Miss sweetheart Donna him me in the back with a chair and punched me in  the mouth. I had a fat lip for the wedding. Needless to say we were the best of friends the next morning and then laughed about it for the next 28 years.

i remember one day  when i was going to palisades park  and donna followed me to the bus stop she was like my shodow she followed me to the bus stop & when the bus came she got  rite on the bus i told her she was not alloud to come with me  but she put her money in the bus thing and went to palisades park  with me . im glad my aunt never found out but we had a great day at the park. donna i know it is to late but ilove you with all my heart                                       love always     pattie

Well my first "memory" of my awesome sister Donna isn't even a real memory for me. It was a  story that I have been told so many times over the years that I now believe that  I was there even though I wasn't born yet. Donna wanted some chocolate chip cookies hot out of the oven. Being too young to use the oven and not having any cookie dough she decided to take some "chips ahoy" cookies and put them on the flat cover of the bedroom radiator to warm them up. Knowing my mother would freak out she gave Colleen one so it looked as though Donna was doing a nice thing for the baby. Well it worked because my mother was too distracted to whoop Donna's ass since she had to wash all the chocolate off Colleen.  

I remember when we were getting ready to go out for a night on the town.  You had just lost ALOT of weight and your pants were really tight (in siz 2).  I couldn't get the pockets tucked in so you said " get me a fork!"  You stuck that fork in the pockets and you were good to go. 

I have so many fond memories, I do not know where to even start....You, Diane, and me were watching Eddie Murphy and we were taping our reaction.  We were all in Diane's room and you know where I'm going with that. 

I Love you and miss you...You were my strenghth when I was sick...I will never forget what you did.

You will always be in my heart where you belong.

Mimi