Donna Rae Stevenson

I worked with Donna at the Mount Horeb Public Library. She was a kind and beautiful person. My husband, Dave, and I enjoyed the company of both Donna and Sandy. Our deepest sympathies to the family.

Dear Nancy, I'm so sorry to hear that your mom passed away. I have such fond memories of her when we were friends in grade school and high school skiing at Tyrol and hanging out at your house. Your mom was so wonderfully warm and welcoming and always had a smile on her face. My deepest sympathies to you. Jill (Scott) Rueth Chicago, IL

I am so sorry to hear of Donna's passing. I really enjoyed working with her at the Mount Horeb Public Library. She was such a kind, caring, and enjoyable person. May God give you comfort at this time. Pam Cairney

Nancy, I was totally shocked to hear about your mom! We drove our Motor Home to Arizona so I had no access to a Madison Newspaper. I didn't even know she was ill. I'm so sorry for your great loss. Your mom was very special to me as we always enjoyed our mother's Birthday Group lunches. Now that our moms are gone we still met and had great conversations and great times. I was Clara Hare's daughter and she enjoyed your grandma and your mom so much. I also played the organ for your dad's funeral and would have loved to play for your mom's as well. I wish only the best for you and God Bless you always! Penny Jacobsen

Dear Nancy, Your Mom and I have been in touch the last few years reminiscing about our high school class ... we also were in grade school together at Marquette, and both Lutheran s too! It was always fun to have a note from her about our classmates, or plans for a reunion or gathering, I hadn't had replies to my latest e-mails, and was looking forward to visiting Wisconsin again and catching up with Donna. Please accept my most sincere condolences. Ruth Huseboe Fiske