Death date: Jul 11, 2005
Donna M. Siscoe passed away on July 11, 2005, at VNS Hospice House. Donna was born on January 5, 1926 in Muskegon, Michigan to Russell and Sarah (Wierengo) Peterson. Donna married Robert K. Siscoe on September 7, 1943. Donna was a Read Obituary
Mr. Siscoe, We were sorry to hear of your loss. If there is anything that we can do please do not hesistate to contact us.##imported-begin##Jeff and Stacey Uganski##imported-end##
Mr. Siscoe, John, Cheryl and Gary;
Sally and I are saddened by your loss. My mother told me, over the phone, that she meet Mrs. Siscoe in therapy at Brookhaven. By the time Sally and I arrived to visit my mother on July 4th, Mrs. Siscoe had left Brookhaven. We left for home on the 10th of July and my mother told us of the news a couple of days after we returned.
It has been a long time since we have spoken and it unfortunately comes at such a sad event in your lives.
With sincere sympathy.
Norm and Sally Barnhard##imported-begin##Norm and Sally Barnhard##imported-end##
Don and I would like to express our deepest sympathy to you, Bob, and to your family.##imported-begin##Don & Mary Ann Scofield##imported-end##
We were unable to attend services but we remember the many happy times we spent with Donna and Bob playing gin rummy, visiting national parks in AZ, UT and CO and sailing in the San Juan Islands in WA plus many nice home visits. So glad we were able to visit with Donna this past May. We will miss her.
Dick and Mary Henry
Salem, Oregon##imported-begin##DICK and MARY HENRY##imported-end##
Dear Cheryl and Vicky, We am so very sorry for the pain in your most resent great loss. It doesn't seem to matter how old we are, we all need, want, and love our parents. Please know that we send our love and most sincere sympathy not only to you but to your Dad and the rest of your family. May God bless you and keep you and make His face shine upon you and grant you all much peace. Butch and I have had to go through loss of all of our parents and we know it is not easy and we have found that it is true ~ Only God and time can heal the broken heart...
Bless you, Diane and Butch Chester##imported-begin##Clay (Butch) and Diane Chester##imported-end##
Uncle Bob & family,
We are deeply sorry for your loss.
Please accept our deepest condolences.
May God bless you & the rest of the family.
Love to all,
Tommy & Jill Green##imported-begin##Tommy & Jill Green##imported-end##
Donna was such a wonderful person. I remember in past years being at your home for holidays and Father's Days and how welcome Donna, Bob, and Cheri always made me feel. It was great to see how much the grandkids enjoyed being with Grandma and Grandpa. I know the past years haven't been easy for the family and I hope you find comfort in knowing that your wife, mom, and grandma has finally found peace.
Love, Kathi Six##imported-begin##Kathi Six##imported-end##
Bob ,my deepest sympathy to you in your lost of Donna. May God grant you comfort and peace during this time. The scripture has always been my way of finding comfort at times like this.
Psalm 23, Romans 8;28 .I corinthians 51:15
Ken##imported-begin##Kenneth C. Vanderwest##imported-end##
Our thoughts and prayers are with you during your time of grief. I am sorry for your loss, and I hope you can take comfort in the fact that your mom is in a safe and happy place.
Take care,
Lynn##imported-begin##Lynn and David Schuiteman##imported-end##
Dear Bob, Vicki, Linda, Chery, and John,
Some people leave an indelible mark on the world. Donna left her mark in so many ways. I remember her for her big heart, her warm and ready laughter, and her spirited approach to life. And a yummy broiled sandwich made out of ground up spam, onions and cheese.
:)
I look back at all the times (well, most of the time) when someone from our family was at least temporarily part of your family. Donna always had room for one more, or so it seemed. If it was an imposition, she never let on. Donna gave me one of the biggest thrills of my childhood: a day trip to the lake in her (at least hers for a little while!) big red convertible with the top down. On the way home, as she often would, she stopped in at the A&W for root beers for all of us. Funny how the little things stay with us for all of our lives.
Now that I have lived for so many years, I can look back on all the people that I have met and known. How rare are those that have the depth of character and the breadth of compassion of Bob and Donna Siscoe.
The world is a better place because Donna was in it. I feel honored to have known her.
My deepest sympathies to all of you.
love, Barb##imported-begin##Barbara Schmitt Lundberg##imported-end##
