Donna Ann Thayer
February 14, 1967 - July 16, 2009
Donna Ann Thayer
February 14, 1967 – July 16, 2009
Donna Ann Thayer, born February 14th, 1967 to Lesley Patricia Ferguson and George R. Ferguson.
Donna had the ability to light up a room with her sparkling personality and all her charm. Donna loved her beautiful children, her dogs and birds. She loved all the beautiful things in this world. Her laugh was infectious, you always knew, when Donna had entered the room. She had a zest for life, loving so many people and giving so much of herself in everything she did. She leaves us wanting more…
Donna leaves behind 4 children, Tyler, Jadon, Andrew and Samantha; her mother; siblings, Susan Kaye (Michael) Andrews, John (Renate) Ferguson, Kerri (Marty) Macey, Michael Ferguson, Sharon (Bruce) Frankovich; and many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
Donna is preceded in death by her father George “Da” Ferguson.
A funeral service will be held at 12:00 noon, Tuesday July 21, 2009 at Cottonwood 1st Ward, 5913 So. Highland Drive, Salt Lake City, where friends may come on Monday, July 20th between 6:00 and 8:00 PM and also one hour prior to the service on Tuesday. Interment to follow the service at Larkin Sunset Gardens, 1950 East 10600 South, Sandy.
In Loving Memory
I went to Cottonwood High School with Donna. We were friends but lost touch after H.S., I was sorry to see her picture in the Sunday Obituaries. I would like to extend my condolencs to her family, may God be with you during this very difficult time.
Dyana Bassett
Sandy, UT
Dear Tyler and Jadon, As a friend of Susan Litchfield, your grandmother, and having had the pleasure of meating you boys a few times, I wanted to express my sincere and heart felt condolence and sympathy for the loss of your Mom. May peace and comfort attend both of you through this sad and difficult time. Sincerely, Mack Boyce
Milan M. "Mack" Boyce
Salt Lake City, Ut
Honey, I promise we will see each other again someday. I'm sorry i wasn't there when you needed me most. I will love you forever and ever..I hope you hear me when I talk to you. I know your with your Dad and all your earthly pains are gone. I will never get over you. I love you
Michael Martinez
SLC, Ut
I was heartbroken to hear about my childhood friend. We were joined at the hip from age 6 to 9th grade. I moved away, and we lost touch in our early 20's. I don't have a childhood memory that doesn't include Donna. We laughed a lot, danced a lot, and got in trouble a lot. Donna ran to my house every morning. She loved my mom's waffles. We went to Lake Powell together a few times. Donna was mad at me when in 8th grade, I chose "braces" instead of going to Australia with her - my parents couldn't afford both. Donna's dad always made me laugh and was a good friend to my mom. Spending the day with Donna's mom in the Mall was a Saturday tradition. We roller skated at "WHEELS" every chance we could. My childhood was fun because I had Donna. I love her & my heart hurts to know she was in pain. Life can be hard, I'm no stranger to suffering. We must never give up. Donna is in heaven with my beautiful husband Jeff and my father Bob. I know they'll take care of her and be her friend until we are reunited. I can't wait to hear her laugh again. - Julie (Reeves) Wright-Leggett
Julie Wright-Leggett (Reeves)
Jerome, Id