Donna Lee Burnett was born in St. Louis, Missouri and passed away in her sleep at home after a brief illness. Donna moved to Ridgecrest in the late 70's with her husband and daughter.
Donna is survived by her beloved daughter Kelly Lewis, daughter in-law Martha Lewis, four grand children Amanda Glenn, Brandon O' Baker, Blake of O' Baker, William Novascone, and six great grand children.
Donna retired from Contel as a telephone operator several years ago, she was a pink lady at RRH for over a decade, and was also an award winning Avon sales lady for many years.
Donna was a kind, intelligent, and very friendly person who loved her daughter Kelly, friends, family, church, traveling, and working throughout the years.
Donna will be missed by her friends and family, and remembered kindly by all who knew her well. May she live on in our hearts and memories for years to come.
Services will be held at Crossroads Community Church at 1 pm Saturday June 26, 2021, in lieu of flowers a donation in her memory can be made to Crossroads Church with focus on event hospitalities.
This article originally appeared on Ridgecrest Daily Independent: Donna Lee Burnett
Donna is survived by her beloved daughter Kelly Lewis, daughter in-law Martha Lewis, four grand children Amanda Glenn, Brandon O' Baker, Blake of O' Baker, William Novascone, and six great grand children.
Donna retired from Contel as a telephone operator several years ago, she was a pink lady at RRH for over a decade, and was also an award winning Avon sales lady for many years.
Donna was a kind, intelligent, and very friendly person who loved her daughter Kelly, friends, family, church, traveling, and working throughout the years.
Donna will be missed by her friends and family, and remembered kindly by all who knew her well. May she live on in our hearts and memories for years to come.
Services will be held at Crossroads Community Church at 1 pm Saturday June 26, 2021, in lieu of flowers a donation in her memory can be made to Crossroads Church with focus on event hospitalities.
This article originally appeared on Ridgecrest Daily Independent: Donna Lee Burnett
Donna Lee Burnett was born in St. Louis, Missouri and passed away in her sleep at home after a brief illness. Donna moved to Ridgecrest in the late 70's with her husband and daughter.
Donna is survived by her beloved daughter Kelly Lewis, daughter in-law Martha Lewis, four grand children Amanda Glenn, Brandon O' Baker, Blake of O' Baker, William Novascone, and six great grand children.
Donna retired from Contel as a telephone operator several years ago, she was a pink lady at RRH for over a decade, and was also an award winning Avon sales lady for many years.
Donna was a kind, intelligent, and very friendly person who loved her daughter Kelly, friends, family, church, traveling, and working throughout the years.
Donna will be missed by her friends and family, and remembered kindly by all who knew her well. May she live on in our hearts and memories for years to come.
Services will be held at Crossroads Community Church at 1 pm Saturday June 26, 2021, in lieu of flowers a donation in her memory can be made to Crossroads Church with focus on event hospitalities.
This article originally appeared on Ridgecrest Daily Independent: Donna Lee Burnett
Donna is survived by her beloved daughter Kelly Lewis, daughter in-law Martha Lewis, four grand children Amanda Glenn, Brandon O' Baker, Blake of O' Baker, William Novascone, and six great grand children.
Donna retired from Contel as a telephone operator several years ago, she was a pink lady at RRH for over a decade, and was also an award winning Avon sales lady for many years.
Donna was a kind, intelligent, and very friendly person who loved her daughter Kelly, friends, family, church, traveling, and working throughout the years.
Donna will be missed by her friends and family, and remembered kindly by all who knew her well. May she live on in our hearts and memories for years to come.
Services will be held at Crossroads Community Church at 1 pm Saturday June 26, 2021, in lieu of flowers a donation in her memory can be made to Crossroads Church with focus on event hospitalities.
This article originally appeared on Ridgecrest Daily Independent: Donna Lee Burnett
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