
Donna Fuelleman
October 28, 1931 - September 07, 2015
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Sharyl4280@gmail.com
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I wanted to give my condolences for the passing away of Donna. I had the pleasure of working with her atAvalon. Her smilewas alwaysa bright spot in the day. and you the family was amazing with how much time you spend with her. I will remember that most of all I am deeply sorry for your loss.sharyl Gosselin
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Cynthia Baxter
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Dear Donna - the lilt of her voice, her smile and upbeat nature, her creativity and openness. Her beautiful soul will be missed here, but always alive in memories. She created and nurtured such amazing children.. i mostly know the women—so beautiful, alive and strong. I know she was a treasured friend to my Mom. I'm sure every friend of her kids loved her as a friend, too. The last time I saw her she was going to go off to Zumba! at 70 something... I'll remember her that way. Sending big hugs to Lisa, Amy, Sarah and David.
—Cindy Cunningham Baxter
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Eddie Horton
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I only knew you for a brief time, but you were an amazing and caring woman. I never saw you without a smile, especially when you and I beat David Jr and Anna at Beer Pong! It was a privilege to have known you.
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don weeden
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To Lisa, Amy, David and Sarah,
I was saddened to read of your mother's passing today. She was a lovely and gentle woman. I read with keen interest her many endeavors for peace and justice and, in hindsight, now see how she passed those ideals on to you all. We change the world one person at a time and your mother, I'm sure, has had a profound impact on all who knew her.
My deepest sympathies for your loss. May her strength be your strength.
Don Weeden
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Tanya Cunningham
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My condolences to all of Donna's family, but particularly her kids, who were contemporaries of myself and my sibs. Our families shared activities in 'the old days', and she was one of a few beloved and long time friends of my mother, Mary Cunningham. The instant I saw this photo of Donna, her voice rang out in my head - upbeat, and always ready to laugh or share some enthusiasm. That is how she will be in my heart and mind forever. Mary doesn't get out much, so won't likely be able to attend the service on Friday, but she would like you all to know that she continues to hold a special place in her heart for Donna and her kids. She was such a special lady, and will be missed by many.
--Tanya Cunningham