Donna Clare Holmes
March 15, 1943 – April 6, 2020
Survived by husband, Terry Holmes; sons, Michael Holmes (Samantha Hughes) and Tim Holmes (Kirsten); granddaughter, Jen Holmes; grandsons, Garrett Holmes and Travis Holmes; and sister, Marcia Scott (Barry).
FUNERAL SERVICES will be announced at a later date.
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So sorry to hear of your loss Terry, Michael and Tim and of course all your extended family. First acquainted with the Holmes family back at Holy Cross and of course Scouting. Donna was a great lady and a role model to me as a young mom. I loved her attitude! The world is at a loss for sure.
We are so very, very sad about your loss. We will be thinking of all of you. We were blessed to have Donna’s friendship and miss her already.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. So very sorry for your loss. Donna was a wonderful person and will be greatly missed.
Dear Terry, and family, We are so very sorry about the loss of your beautiful wife,, mother and grandmother. We are thankful we had the privilege of getting to know Donna during our short time in Omaha. She was such a classy, fun lady. You are in our prayers. We take joy in knowing she will be entertaining in heaven!
Terry: Our sincere condolences. We have so many great memories of Donna in our parish, at church and many activities. Her clown ministry, Mrs Clause and entertaining the kids have lasting memories for us. May she Rest In Peace.
Donna was a joy! She brought laughter as Mrs. Butterfly, giving hearts as Mrs. Claus, and friendship to all she met as Mrs. Holmes. She endeared our hearts to hers. She is definitely a gift on both this side of eternity and the next. Our heartfelt sympathy to you Terry and your family. As she joined in Christ’s Passion, she joins in His Glory!We will miss her joy at SVDP but will cherish her intercession! Donna Holmes, pray for us!
Terry, my heart aches for you. My Jennifer wrote on her facebook page the following “Donna was a beautiful, warm soul that I knew through my parent’s church group in Nebraska. I’ll never forget, when my dad was in hospice and she came to visit and she left whispering in his ears that “soon you will be in paradise.” Donna is with Ted now in paradise. She was truly a very special and loved lady.
Dear Terry and family. Our whole family wants to express how much we enjoyed Donna. She was such a vibrant person. She literally lit up a room when she arrived. Our family remembers the many good times we had with her. We miss her very much. Please know that every member of our family shares in your grief and are here to support you in any way we can
Very sorry to hear of your loss, Terry. Karen and I send our sincerest condolences. We pray that God provides you with comfort at this difficult time. It was good to see you over the Christmas Holiday. I Hope to see you again when the situation clears.
Dear Terry, Chris and Connie,
I am so sad to hear of Aunt Donna’s passing. I will always remember her big smile, contagious laugh and the way she always welcomed me to family dinners and holidays.
Terry, we are so sorry for loss.
I am so sorry for your loss! She will always be in my heart!
Terry.
I am so very sorry to hear about Donna. I extend the same condolences to you that you and Donna so generously shared with me 18 months ago when Jim died. Reading the testimonials to Donna renewed memories of our CFM meetings years ago. God will shelter you all during this time and in the months to come. It is most appropriate that Donna went to heaven during Holy Week. Prayers and blessings to all of you.
My Dear Friend Terry,
I thank my brother Jerry and sister in -law Frani for introducing me to the two of you many many years ago. From the first time I met you and Donna, you were added to my permanet party list of guests. So many good times for us to remember. Donna was FUN in capital letters.
Terry, Mike, and Tim,
You all are in our prayers and thoughts.
Tom & Mike
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