Donna L. (Kehr) Arigo, of Hanover, passed away on November 17, 2023, at the age of 77. She was the beloved wife of Robert Arigo; the loving mother of Michelle (Arigo) Bowren and her husband Rich, Craig Arigo and his wife Marcy, and Marc Arigo and his wife Leslie; the cherished grandmother of Erik, Katryn, Emily, Danielle, Maya, Brady, Parker and Camden; and the dear sister of Ted Kehr and his wife Molly. She was preceded in death by her parents, Russell and Dorothy (Feeser) Kehr.
Donna's story is compiled with love, laughter, and cherished experiences. As the best mom, wife, sister, grandmother and friend, her infectious smile brightened the lives of her family and many others that knew her. She found immense joy in watching her grandkids playing their favorite activities, their energy and enthusiasm filling her heart with pride. Donna also found great joy and entertainment with the horses at Hanover Horse Farm and was an avid Notre Dame fan. Family time at the beach was another treasured pastime, creating memories of laughter and togetherness. Donna loved playing Bingo as she would often teach others how to play as well. In quieter moments, she found delight in playing pitch, crossword puzzles, and word searches, relishing the challenge and satisfaction they brought. Although Donna eventually retired from Sears, her life was enriched by all of these special and memorable moments.
Mass of Christian Burial on Tuesday, November 28th, 10:00 a.m., at St. Vincent De Paul Church, 220 Third Street, Hanover, officiated by Rev. Michael P. Reid II. Interment will follow at St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery.
Donna's story is compiled with love, laughter, and cherished experiences. As the best mom, wife, sister, grandmother and friend, her infectious smile brightened the lives of her family and many others that knew her. She found immense joy in watching her grandkids playing their favorite activities, their energy and enthusiasm filling her heart with pride. Donna also found great joy and entertainment with the horses at Hanover Horse Farm and was an avid Notre Dame fan. Family time at the beach was another treasured pastime, creating memories of laughter and togetherness. Donna loved playing Bingo as she would often teach others how to play as well. In quieter moments, she found delight in playing pitch, crossword puzzles, and word searches, relishing the challenge and satisfaction they brought. Although Donna eventually retired from Sears, her life was enriched by all of these special and memorable moments.
Mass of Christian Burial on Tuesday, November 28th, 10:00 a.m., at St. Vincent De Paul Church, 220 Third Street, Hanover, officiated by Rev. Michael P. Reid II. Interment will follow at St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery.
Donna L. (Kehr) Arigo, of Hanover, passed away on November 17, 2023, at the age of 77. She was the beloved wife of Robert Arigo; the loving mother of Michelle (Arigo) Bowren and her husband Rich, Craig Arigo and his wife Marcy, and Marc Arigo and his wife Leslie; the cherished grandmother of Erik, Katryn, Emily, Danielle, Maya, Brady, Parker and Camden; and the dear sister of Ted Kehr and his wife Molly. She was preceded in death by her parents, Russell and Dorothy (Feeser) Kehr.
Donna's story is compiled with love, laughter, and cherished experiences. As the best mom, wife, sister, grandmother and friend, her infectious smile brightened the lives of her family and many others that knew her. She found immense joy in watching her grandkids playing their favorite activities, their energy and enthusiasm filling her heart with pride. Donna also found great joy and entertainment with the horses at Hanover Horse Farm and was an avid Notre Dame fan. Family time at the beach was another treasured pastime, creating memories of laughter and togetherness. Donna loved playing Bingo as she would often teach others how to play as well. In quieter moments, she found delight in playing pitch, crossword puzzles, and word searches, relishing the challenge and satisfaction they brought. Although Donna eventually retired from Sears, her life was enriched by all of these special and memorable moments.
Mass of Christian Burial on Tuesday, November 28th, 10:00 a.m., at St. Vincent De Paul Church, 220 Third Street, Hanover, officiated by Rev. Michael P. Reid II. Interment will follow at St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery.
Donna's story is compiled with love, laughter, and cherished experiences. As the best mom, wife, sister, grandmother and friend, her infectious smile brightened the lives of her family and many others that knew her. She found immense joy in watching her grandkids playing their favorite activities, their energy and enthusiasm filling her heart with pride. Donna also found great joy and entertainment with the horses at Hanover Horse Farm and was an avid Notre Dame fan. Family time at the beach was another treasured pastime, creating memories of laughter and togetherness. Donna loved playing Bingo as she would often teach others how to play as well. In quieter moments, she found delight in playing pitch, crossword puzzles, and word searches, relishing the challenge and satisfaction they brought. Although Donna eventually retired from Sears, her life was enriched by all of these special and memorable moments.
Mass of Christian Burial on Tuesday, November 28th, 10:00 a.m., at St. Vincent De Paul Church, 220 Third Street, Hanover, officiated by Rev. Michael P. Reid II. Interment will follow at St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery.
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