Birth date: Aug 11, 1934 Death date: Feb 24, 2016
Donna LaRae Anderson, loving wife, mother, and grandmother, passed away Wednesday, February 24,2016 at Harrison Senior Living in Georgetown. She was born the twelfth of fourteen children to William H. and Minnie C. (Winter) Jauk Read Obituary
Uncle Darrol Danny and family, We are so very sorry for your loss. Its always hard to say goodbye, but hope you can find peace in knowing that she is with her Lord and Savior now and is waiting for us all to join her there someday. She was a very special lady that always cared about others. I hold fond memories of her visits back to Nebraska . Sending prayers and hugs your way. Love Laurie
Our thoughts and prayers are with are with you, Uncle Darrol, Danny and family, and to the extended family members. We hold fond memories of Donna and she will be truly missed.
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Darol, Danny and family, my deepest sympathy to you all. We all know this day is coming, but is so sad when it finally arrives. Remembering you all in this time of loss. I always enjoyed when you came out to visit. Was the highlight of many a summer. You forgot how to mention how much Aunt Donna loved mulberries. That's one of the first things she would ask when you came out to visit, 'Are there still mulberries on your trees?' Hope you are all doing well. Miss you a bunch. God Bless you all in this time of sorrow.
Love and Prayers to Danny and Shelia and all the Anderson family.Very sorry for your loss.
My deepest sympathy to Donna's family. Death is really an enemy we can't win. But it is heart-warming to know that we can pour out our feelings to God who promises to comfort our hearts. (2 Thessalonians 2:16, 17) May you find hope and peace through God's promise of resurrection. (John 5:28, 29) We will see her again.
Aunt Donna is in a better place and we're left mourning her loss. She meant a lot to me. As an adult I got to see her when they would come to MN to visit Darol's family. She was 13 when I was born, so I got to do grown up things with her, like steer the car or let her paint my fingernails. Boy! did that make Gma Jauken unhappy. I wish I could be there to give you all a BIG HUG. Very sadly, Bev.
Uncle Darrol and DannyScott, Allison, Grant and myself are very sorry for your loss. Aunt Donna was always wonderful to me. I remember her taking me and Luann out driving a car in Oxford when we were just young tots. Plus I remember the great trip dad mom and I had up to Dover to see all of you I know she had many brothers and sisters to great her in heaven. I wish for you peace during this difficult time. Jeff
