DONNA IRENE STEVENSON

Condolences & Memories (10 entries)

• Donna opened her house to us when our dad passed. We will never forget her and Ian’s kindness and warmth. - Posted by: Dawn Rose (Cousin) on: Jan 17, 2023

• I was so sad to hear of Donna's passing. She was a wonderful and vibrant person alway willing to help out. She helped us and our Mom in burying my Dad (her uncle) in Winnipeg which her cousins were so grateful for. She had come for visits to my parents when they were still living in Fort Erie....because she cared. My heart goes out to Ian Stevenson, Sarah and Niel - she was so proud of her children and grandchildren. - Posted by: Deborah Sonego (cousin) on: Jan 16, 2023

• I was so sad to hear of Donna's passing. My husband and I know Donna and Ian through our son's long-time friendship with their son, Niel. We have lived in the same neighbourhood for many years and would often stop and talk with Donna on her walks with her dog. Our conversations always included how both our sons were doing. Donna was a friendly, caring person and will be missed. My sincerest condolences to Ian and family. - Posted by: Lynn Kemp (Friend & Neighbour) on: Jan 16, 2023

• Ian and family: we are horribly saddened to hear about the loss of Donna, her smile lit up a room and her kindness was unbounded. She always greeted our family with such affection at any gathering that it will not be the same without her. Please know that Ian, Sarah and Niel are in our prayers. Jeffrey and Christina Anderson - Posted by: Jeffrey and Christina Anderson (Friend) on: Jan 15, 2023

• Donna and I were teenage friends. Many wonderful experiences nd memories in our 65 year friendship. Rest well my friend. - Posted by: Carole Collins (Friend ) on: Jan 15, 2023

• Donna and Ian visited us in ThunderBay a few years back with trailer in tow. They didn’t want to inconvenience us and asked where a good campground was located. We said that our driveway would work so that’s where they parked. We had a very memorable visit and had lots of laughs and long chats over fantastic meals. We visited the local landmarks which they both enjoyed very much. I remember waving goodbye with a tear of mixed emotions not knowing if I would see them again? We will always cherish that visit with Donna and Ian. We loved you Donna and we will surely miss you. You were very special to many. Thanks for sharing your smile and life with us. Dick and Mary 💙❤️ - Posted by: Dick Inglis (Cousin) on: Jan 14, 2023

• I am sorry to hear of Donna's passing. I knew the Stevenson's as we both attended St. James Anglican church. We also lived on the same street and Sarah used to babysit for me. I remember Donna as being a bubbly, friendly person. My sympathy to all of you. - Posted by: Donna Friesen (Dorward) (neighbor) on: Jan 14, 2023

• The music of the St James Anglican Church choir has been woven into the fabric of family milestones for decades and Donna’s faithfulness to providing that gift has been dearly valued over the years. Our thoughts are with you all at the time of farewell. - Posted by: Jillian (Schmidt) Lamothe (St James Anglican Church friend) on: Jan 14, 2023

• Ian and Family, Wendy and I were so sorry to here of Donna's passing. Her smile and great presents will be missed by all who had the great good fortune and joy to have spent time with her. She will be deeply missed by us all. - Posted by: Sidney T Bloomfield (Friend) on: Jan 14, 2023

• Ian and family: We are very sorry to learn of Donna's passing. We have many fond memories of friendship and fellowship when we were active at St. James Anglican back in the day. We regret we're unable to be at the service as we're away, but please know you are in our thoughts and prayers. Peace be with you at this difficult time, and may Donna's memory be eternal. - Posted by: Jae & Rhoda Eadie (Friends from church) on: Jan 14, 2023