Of Andover, June 2, at the age of 60. Daughter of the late Frank and Camille (Lamberty) Fama.
Donna was a former Ms. Pink 2011, served two terms in the North Reading Finance Committee, and was a member of the North Reading Business Association. Donna's message was always one of hope. She gave all the credit to God and glory in his name and saw her faith as igniting her hope, which in turn gave her joy. Instead of listing her likes and dislikes or talking about where she traveled or whom she met, she wanted everyone to know that the warrior spirit is in all of us and that God is the only armor we all need. Sometimes the shortest message, is the right one.
www.misspinkpageant.com
Donna was a former Ms. Pink 2011, served two terms in the North Reading Finance Committee, and was a member of the North Reading Business Association. Donna's message was always one of hope. She gave all the credit to God and glory in his name and saw her faith as igniting her hope, which in turn gave her joy. Instead of listing her likes and dislikes or talking about where she traveled or whom she met, she wanted everyone to know that the warrior spirit is in all of us and that God is the only armor we all need. Sometimes the shortest message, is the right one.
www.misspinkpageant.com
Of Andover, June 2, at the age of 60. Daughter of the late Frank and Camille (Lamberty) Fama.
Donna was a former Ms. Pink 2011, served two terms in the North Reading Finance Committee, and was a member of the North Reading Business Association. Donna's message was always one of hope. She gave all the credit to God and glory in his name and saw her faith as igniting her hope, which in turn gave her joy. Instead of listing her likes and dislikes or talking about where she traveled or whom she met, she wanted everyone to know that the warrior spirit is in all of us and that God is the only armor we all need. Sometimes the shortest message, is the right one.
www.misspinkpageant.com
Donna was a former Ms. Pink 2011, served two terms in the North Reading Finance Committee, and was a member of the North Reading Business Association. Donna's message was always one of hope. She gave all the credit to God and glory in his name and saw her faith as igniting her hope, which in turn gave her joy. Instead of listing her likes and dislikes or talking about where she traveled or whom she met, she wanted everyone to know that the warrior spirit is in all of us and that God is the only armor we all need. Sometimes the shortest message, is the right one.
www.misspinkpageant.com
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