Birth date: Feb 27, 1924 Death date: Mar 12, 2021
Our Mom It all started in Decatur Michigan back in 1924, When 'Tuppy' gave birth to a beautiful daughter she would always adore. Mom had a brother named Bruce and a sister named Ernie, But her dad thought she would be a boy so he Read Obituary
I was the activity director at Windsor in 2017 and Donna was one of my very favorite residents! She was so sweet and kind and fun to talk to! We played many games of Rummikube and Racko! When I left Windsor, we became pen pals exchanging letters and cards. I am so happy our paths crossed even if only for a short time. She will be remembered as a wonderful woman and a friend to all. Love and hugs to her family. She loved you all and was so proud of each and every one of you.
I never had the privilege of meeting Mimi, but I had the distinct honor of getting to see a cherished relationship/friendship between her and her daughter, Laura. Their bond is beautiful, and I know transcends her passing from this life. Thank you, Mimi, for loving Laura and your family so well and for being an example of an amazing mother.
To the Morrissey family you have my deepest condolences. Your mom & grandmother was a very exceptional woman I thank God for gracing me with her joy, laughter and love. When I first started working at Windsor she was one of the first residents I met her, Gloria and Marnita they were my old lady gang. Those 3 women loved me and embraced me with so much love & wisdom. Everyday I wouldn't make it home until 8pm because we would be in Donna's room yapping away and spilling tea about what took place that day at work she helped me plan my wedding, pick my wigs, give me mommy advice because I too have a fur baby. My first trip back home I made sure I went to Windsor to visit im never going to forget our friendship I love you so much. Although I'm sad the blessing is I know you're going to cross paths with My great grandmother & you can spil tea with her like you did with me.
I have very fond memories of Mrs. Morrissey. She was always on the go & kept herself busy. I remember her walking her duck down the sidewalk & the beautiful mosaic table she made. She always took the time to lend a listening ear ....She lived her life full of fun and adventure. I admired her zest for life!
I am very sorry for your loss.
Cherryl Reeves Flocken
I've been honored to know and love Mimi and her family for about 10 years now. I can truly say that she was a phenomenal woman and the way she lived her life will always a strong example of who I want to be and how I want to live. She's going to be missed by me and my family terribly. We love you forever Mimi.
