Birth date: Jun 18, 1959 Death date: Sep 13, 2025
Donna Hall, 66, of Leesburg, FL, passed away on September 13, 2025. She was born on June 18, 1959, in Arkansas, to her parents: Clayborne and Ethel (Abbot) Duncan. Donna worked as a nursery worker caring for the many plants and fl Read Obituary
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Me mal
Me mal
My favorite memories of you mama is when you, and Daddy would take us kids to New Smyrna. You loved the ocean! I can still remember your face when we would go see it. You would say "its so pretty ain't it?" And afterwards we would all go crabbing. Those sure were the days. I also remember how you would sing Tammy Wynett songs to us like satin sheets, stand by your man and D.I.V.O.R.C.E. We would always ask you to sing more. I will hold those memories in my heart forever mama. This hardly feels real that your gone and we will never be able to hear your voice etc anymore. I know your with Jesus, and that in itself gives me peace. Still missing you, and loving you will stay for the rest of my life. I love you mama and I always always will.
Mama
One 4 letter word that doesn't do barely enough justice for what all you gave for me. From those late nights you spent rocking me to sleep, to the days you stressed if we would be able to have a hot meal on the table that night. You and papa both choose to raise me without considering for even a second on what all that could bring with it. You took on the responsibility with no regrets. You raised me to be modest, content, and most of all strong. I never realized how much you were struggling just to keep it all together. I was young and closed minded. But I have finally came to realize just how strong you were. You took the mother title and gave it a whole different meaning. Something way bigger and almost unimaginable. The love I have for you could never be put into words. There's just not enough of them on this earth. I'm proud to say you were my god sent momma. And even prouder to say that everything I learned about this journey called life, I learned it all from you. Nothing in this life could ever take away the love you instilled in me for 18 years. And no matter how high or low I search I know deep down I will never find a love as kind, strong, and everlasting as the one I got from you. I will forever rest assured that I have you right here in my heart and forever by my side. And one day I will get to rejoice in paradise with you and papa. Until then mama, its never goodbye just see you later.
R.I.P
