Birth date: Oct 27, 1950 Death date: Jun 22, 2025
Donna Gail Rowden, 74, of Richardson, Texas, beloved wife, devoted mother of three, and cherished grandmother of eight, went peacefully from her home surrounded by loving family into the presence of her Lord and Savior, Jesus Chri Read Obituary
I remember Donna as a wonderful colleague at Forestridge Elementary where I taught her children Physical Education. She had a beautiful smile and was always a positive presence. My sincere condolences to her family and friends. Terry Taylor
My husband, Glyndle Feagin, has been Stan's friend since he was 9 years old. I met Donna in 2004 when my then future husband introduced me to Stan and Donna. We have visited with Stan and Donna at least once a year since then. Last October the "boys" got together for lunch. Donna and I got to visit for a couple of hours while Stan, Glyndle and Dal went down memory lane. She and I had such a wonderful visit. We laughed and had such a good time. It was the best visit I of all. I will always remember how pretty she looked. Donna was a wonderful person in every way and I will truly miss her. RIP, sweet Donna.
Donna Rowden is truly unforgettable. When I started at First Baptist Garland 3 years ago, she was one of the first class members I met. Her beautiful smile and heartfelt welcome quickly turned to hugs. She was never about her illness. When I found out what she had been battling, it was hard to believe it was her.
I can understand the grief that will linger with Stan and her family in her absence. She will be truly missed and sweetly remembered by so many.
Love and prayers to Stan and the family.
God bless you all.
Diane Waller
Dear Rowden Family,
I am so deeply sorry for your loss. Donna attended our CBS Sunday School class at First Baptist Garland. She was the sweetest and kindest soul. I felt her sweet spirit the first time she spoke to me in her gentle voice, "Oh, Cheryl, we are just so happy to be a part of this class!"
Donna was a gracious lady in the truest sense. I am thankful for her friendship and for the legacy she left her family.
We will miss her so much.
Prayers and blessings,
Cheryl Mize
