In loving memory of
Donna Horning

• May 10, 1935
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• August 21, 2023

She was a difficult person, but that´s why I loved her so much. She´s the opposite of what I am. She always spoke her mind about everything. If there’s one you know you’d get from grandma Donna is her opinion. Shes always gonna be a person I look up too, just knowing how hard her life in general was an she still fought so hard to push through, I’ve always been a scared person, nothing like grandma was, she was always so fearless. I miss the way her hugs feel, the way her perfume smells. I miss the way her hair feels when I was brushing an braiding it like how she did when I was a small girl, she had the softest hair it was so beautiful. I never realized the loop was finished. I’m finally grown an the one braiding. What I would do to go back just once to when I was the one getting my hair braided by her. Grandma Donna told me something when I was young and staying in the mountains with her for the summer. I remember being in her bed with all my toys an old Elmo´s all around on her shelves, I never understood why she loved them so much when I didnt like them anymore. But I remember her telling me, that when she was gone an no where to be found. That she´d be all around me in just in the air that´d she´d ALWAYS be watching an taking care of us. It brings some comfort but god I wish I could give her one last hug.

I love you so much grandma

Your a beautiful woman an amazing person. Love you, an I will have my rugs forever just like you

We love you so much Grandma. Thank you for welcoming me into your family with open arms. You were truly an amazing person and example of what love looks like.