Donna Karel Egan

I am so sorry to hear of Donna's passing. I always enjoyed hearing about her and respected her strength. I know so many people will be missing her...you are all in our prayers.

Maureen,David, and all the Egan family, My heart goes out to you during this difficult time. Maureen, I think of you often and remember times when we were younger and how special our moms were to us. Please know that your family is in my prayers.

I first met Donna in 1962 on the Rosebud Creek in eastern Montana. We shared many times together with our babies in that far away place of God's creation. We remained friends even after job issues separeted us - fifty years. She came to our Flathead Lake home several times. Her love of her garden caused her to claim as her own, beautiful rocks and sometimes very large almost boulders to enhance her at-home garden. One in particular she hid under her jacket and when I mentioned we could possibly get into tro9uble, her replay was that if discovered, she would simply say that she fell in the creek and it stuck to her chest. I'll just bet that stone is in her backyard garden this day. Love to you, Donna. Peace Lovingly, Reenie

I first met Donna in 1962 on the Rosebud Creek in eastern Montana. We shared many times together with our babies in that far away place of God's creation. We remained friends even after job issues separeted us - fifty years. She came to our Flathead Lake home several times. Her love of her garden caused her to claim as her own, beautiful rocks and sometimes very large almost boulders to enhance her at-home garden. One in particular she hid under her jacket and when I mentioned we could possibly get into tro9uble, her replay was that if discovered, she would simply say that she fell in the creek and it stuck to her chest. I'll just bet that stone is in her backyard garden this day. Love to you, Donna. Peace Lovingly, Reenie