Was born in New York City, New York to Keith and Grace Donahoo, she married Jerome(Jerry)Estepp on June 20, 1970 in Laguna Hills, California, they lived in the Shelby area since 1989.Rose, or Sunflower as she was known on the CB was a lady, who knew how to do one great thing, that great thing was love. She had a love of life, that was beyond description, she loved her animals especially her cats, her friends, her family, the biggest and greatest love was for her husband Jerry, they did everything together. There was no one she wouldn't help if it was in her power to do so, she would help put up a CB tower, or build a fence, whatever the need was, she would be there. For many years she would reserve a dining hall at a local restaurant and hold a CB coffee break where all the CB- ers could come have a dinner and just enjoy each others company, if for some reason someone couldn't afford a dinner she would pay for it. She would make beautiful decorative baskets for her friends for Christmas, and she would even bake special Birthday Cakes. She was a bundle of love and light, she and Jerry were totally devoted to each other, I had never seen so much love between two people, it was almost inspiring. She will be so greatly missed by so many. She passed doing the one thing she always did, helping someone else. Sunflower, was a woman with a true heart of Gold, and I for one will remember her always.
Was born in New York City, New York to Keith and Grace Donahoo, she married Jerome(Jerry)Estepp on June 20, 1970 in Laguna Hills, California, they lived in the Shelby area since 1989.Rose, or Sunflower as she was known on the CB was a lady, who knew how to do one great thing, that great thing was love. She had a love of life, that was beyond description, she loved her animals especially her cats, her friends, her family, the biggest and greatest love was for her husband Jerry, they did everything together. There was no one she wouldn't help if it was in her power to do so, she would help put up a CB tower, or build a fence, whatever the need was, she would be there. For many years she would reserve a dining hall at a local restaurant and hold a CB coffee break where all the CB- ers could come have a dinner and just enjoy each others company, if for some reason someone couldn't afford a dinner she would pay for it. She would make beautiful decorative baskets for her friends for Christmas, and she would even bake special Birthday Cakes. She was a bundle of love and light, she and Jerry were totally devoted to each other, I had never seen so much love between two people, it was almost inspiring. She will be so greatly missed by so many. She passed doing the one thing she always did, helping someone else. Sunflower, was a woman with a true heart of Gold, and I for one will remember her always.
