Birth date: Sep 3, 1945 Death date: Feb 5, 2020
Donna Jean Skaggs, 74, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, February 5, 2020, in Greenville, Texas. She was born on September 3, 1945, to her loving and thoughtful parents, Harlan Skaggs and Dorothy Pierce Skaggs in Dallas, Texas. Read Obituary
Donna was a thoughtful and caring person who had such compassion for her patients as well as her friends. It is rare to find someone with the longevity of service she had! I appreciated her sweet smile, dedication and dependability. She is rejoicing and in perfect peace now! -Shirley Fahrendorf
Donna is my big sister,we shared alot..a bedroom when we were growing up .later on donna shared vacations with me.she took me to the Hemisphere in san antonio..tat was fun..donna and i played scrabble whenever we got together. I'm going to miss that.. I feel blessed having such a caring sister
What a beautiful obituary and picture of Donna! Look at that beautiful smile! It is clear that she came from a great heritage and a loving Christian home. What a blessing, as so many people suffer in their childhood!
I knew Donna in Pathway, our Christian women's book club. She was always a fine example of someone who loved the Lord. We all have missed her since she left us because of her health, but she has MANY friends among us. I am so sorry for your loss.
We send our sympathy to the family of Donna Jean Skaggs. Blessings to all, Anna Lee Skaggs Keller
Donna my Dearest Cousin I miss & loved you so terribly much. Oh the memories we shared. Like the Donny & Marie Christmas Show Dec 2013 that I took you to w Charlotte & I. Also our trip the 3 of us took June 2014 to Kansas to our Hackney family Reunion you were so excited to ride up w Charlotte & me. Oh the memories I hold so dearly. I miss you. My Valentine to you....love always, Sandra Skaggs Menke
I always looked forward to my visits with Donna during my hygiene appointments in the offices of Dr. Croft and Dr. Stukalin. I wasn’t like a usual dreaded appointment but one I looked forward to because of her cheerful spirit, engaging conversation and upbeat outlook on life! The two offices were like family and we had an office Christmas party together for many years. My husband David thought Donna was so sweet and special. I am sure they are visiting and laughing over old dental stories together now. One other special note was that she gave a home to a lovely dining room suit that David’s parents owned. When we were moving the furniture from their family home we were so happy she could use the set in her new apartment. Our family has happy memories with Donna both professionally and personally. Our love to her family at this time of loss.
Carol Hildebrand
My prayers & sympathy to Donna’s family. I first met her at Caruth School of Dental Hygiene when we were students. We would see each other at meetings or Alumni functions throughout the years. She was always such a sweet & friendly person. I know she will be missed by all those who loved her.
Sending prayers, blessings and love to Donna's family. I met Donna through our mutual friend Bonnie Pate. Donna was a very caring lady and I will miss her.
