The following was written by Donna's family and included here with permission of her daughter, Penny.
Donna Reynolds Andresen peacefully entered Heaven's gate on December 5, 2021, at 85 years of age. She was born March 2nd, 1936, in Pomona, California. She follows her parents, George and Edith Reynolds and her brother, Jack Reynolds. Mother of two, Penny Schaetzel and Robin Watler. Grandmother of three, Michael Schaetzel, Lauren Schaetzel, and Akah Watler. She left behind an extended family of Shane Schaetzel and Jeff Watler who loved her as a mother. Donna moved in with the Schaetzel's in 2005, where she graced their lives with fond memories and years of happiness before departing. She always brightened up every room she entered with her warm smile and kind heart. She attended Pomona High School in California and proceeded to earn a degree in teaching at Whittier College. Donna taught kindergarten for 32 years before retirement, while raising daughters. She enjoyed watching football, attending her church, loved her country, and enjoyed attending shows in Branson. Her beautiful laugh warmed the hearts of all who loved her. She will be dearly missed and never forgotten.
Donna Reynolds Andresen peacefully entered Heaven's gate on December 5, 2021, at 85 years of age. She was born March 2nd, 1936, in Pomona, California. She follows her parents, George and Edith Reynolds and her brother, Jack Reynolds. Mother of two, Penny Schaetzel and Robin Watler. Grandmother of three, Michael Schaetzel, Lauren Schaetzel, and Akah Watler. She left behind an extended family of Shane Schaetzel and Jeff Watler who loved her as a mother. Donna moved in with the Schaetzel's in 2005, where she graced their lives with fond memories and years of happiness before departing. She always brightened up every room she entered with her warm smile and kind heart. She attended Pomona High School in California and proceeded to earn a degree in teaching at Whittier College. Donna taught kindergarten for 32 years before retirement, while raising daughters. She enjoyed watching football, attending her church, loved her country, and enjoyed attending shows in Branson. Her beautiful laugh warmed the hearts of all who loved her. She will be dearly missed and never forgotten.
The following was written by Donna's family and included here with permission of her daughter, Penny.
Donna Reynolds Andresen peacefully entered Heaven's gate on December 5, 2021, at 85 years of age. She was born March 2nd, 1936, in Pomona, California. She follows her parents, George and Edith Reynolds and her brother, Jack Reynolds. Mother of two, Penny Schaetzel and Robin Watler. Grandmother of three, Michael Schaetzel, Lauren Schaetzel, and Akah Watler. She left behind an extended family of Shane Schaetzel and Jeff Watler who loved her as a mother. Donna moved in with the Schaetzel's in 2005, where she graced their lives with fond memories and years of happiness before departing. She always brightened up every room she entered with her warm smile and kind heart. She attended Pomona High School in California and proceeded to earn a degree in teaching at Whittier College. Donna taught kindergarten for 32 years before retirement, while raising daughters. She enjoyed watching football, attending her church, loved her country, and enjoyed attending shows in Branson. Her beautiful laugh warmed the hearts of all who loved her. She will be dearly missed and never forgotten.
Donna Reynolds Andresen peacefully entered Heaven's gate on December 5, 2021, at 85 years of age. She was born March 2nd, 1936, in Pomona, California. She follows her parents, George and Edith Reynolds and her brother, Jack Reynolds. Mother of two, Penny Schaetzel and Robin Watler. Grandmother of three, Michael Schaetzel, Lauren Schaetzel, and Akah Watler. She left behind an extended family of Shane Schaetzel and Jeff Watler who loved her as a mother. Donna moved in with the Schaetzel's in 2005, where she graced their lives with fond memories and years of happiness before departing. She always brightened up every room she entered with her warm smile and kind heart. She attended Pomona High School in California and proceeded to earn a degree in teaching at Whittier College. Donna taught kindergarten for 32 years before retirement, while raising daughters. She enjoyed watching football, attending her church, loved her country, and enjoyed attending shows in Branson. Her beautiful laugh warmed the hearts of all who loved her. She will be dearly missed and never forgotten.
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