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Donna Joy Jones
April 28, 1931 ~ November 20, 2017 (age 86) 86 Years Old Light a Candle
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Message from Sheila (Nielsen) Kolste
December 5, 2017 8:59 PM
Dear Jones Family,
My heartfelt sympathy to you all on the passing of your wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother. I played the piano for the "Promised Valley" musical in the early 60's, sang in the chorus for "Saturday's Warriors", and played a small part in one other play of which I do not remember the name. It was a fun, fun time in my life. In fact, "Promised Valley" was the very first time I saw the man I would eventually marry. I was always amazed at how she was able to orchestrate these productions and I had a great deal of admiration for her She was indeed a talented lady. There are no words to soften the pain but I hope you can find some measure of comfort in the kindness of friends and the love of family Those we hold close to our hearts never truly leave us - they live on in the love they brought into our lives.
My heartfelt sympathy to you all on the passing of your wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother. I played the piano for the "Promised Valley" musical in the early 60's, sang in the chorus for "Saturday's Warriors", and played a small part in one other play of which I do not remember the name. It was a fun, fun time in my life. In fact, "Promised Valley" was the very first time I saw the man I would eventually marry. I was always amazed at how she was able to orchestrate these productions and I had a great deal of admiration for her She was indeed a talented lady. There are no words to soften the pain but I hope you can find some measure of comfort in the kindness of friends and the love of family Those we hold close to our hearts never truly leave us - they live on in the love they brought into our lives.
Message from Mary Ellen (Phillips) Davick
November 30, 2017 4:57 PM
What a wonderful woman and who left a legacy of service. Everything I ever saw Donna do was done wholeheartedly, with commitment and concern for those she worked with. I saw her work in roadshows, in music and worked with her in the Family History Center. She always gave her all, but did it because of love of others and the Lord. She was a candle set in a candlestick that it gave light to all the house. Great memories. Prayers for the family to feel peace and love at this time.
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