Donna Barber Obituary

I enjoyed working for Donna in the 80's at Charleston AFB Contracting. Sad to hear of her passing. She was a very sweet person and a pleasure to be around. She helped me tremendously. Condolences to her family.

Please accept our deepest sympathy on the passing of your loved one. Your family is in our thoughts and in our prayers. Mayor Minnie Newman and Hanahan City Council: Jeff Chandler, Michael Sally, Mike Dyson, Joel Hodges, Dan Owens, and Kevin Cox.

Condolences to Donna's family and friends.
God rest her soul.

I am sorry for your loss. May prayer comfort you.

1 Thessalonians 5:17 "Pray constantly."

We are so sorry for your loss. She was a very special lady and we were blessed to know her. We continue to pray for all of you.

Donna you will be missed dearly. But I am certain that you and George will continue to watch over your family, friends, and 40 Days for Live. We all loved you.
For Council # 6726
Donald J./ Godfrey Council
Knights of Columbus

Pat Davis
PGK, District Deputy #13
SC State Council
Knights of Columbus

I admired Donna because of her great love and the importance she gave to her family, and to those who were voiceless (the unborn and their mothers). She always found a way to make sure everything was taken care of and was not afraid to reach out and be heard. Many lives were saved in Charleston over the years because of her work. She was warm hearted and opened her home to celebrations of life to many. She was very close to the Blessed Mother and strong in her Roman Catholic faith. - May the souls of the faithful departed through the mercy of God rest in peace. Amen. - My deepest condolences to her family in this sad time. In time you will see her love turn your sadness to joy because she lived a good life and loved you all very much.

A faithful, loving, kind, and christian woman. I send my condolences to the family.

I admired Donna for her great organizational skills and graciousness when leading the 40 days campaigns. She was so encouraging and inclusive in her recruiting for volunteers. She will be missed on the front lines! I am praying for comfort and peace for all of you, her family.

May God be with the family at this time. Mrs. Barber was a very kind woman. Tom, I am sorry for the loss of your Step Mom. Prayers for everyone.

I had the pleasure of knowing Donna as the sister of one of my best friends. I did not see her for many years and then in the past 5 years I was invited as a guest to her home. She was the ultimate hostess and did show us a very good time while visiting in Charleston. I was blessed in being able to visit with Donna briefly this summer when she visited her sister and brother in Oklahoma. I know she will be missed by her family and friends.

My thoughts and prayers are with her family and I will remember her fondly.

To the Family of Donna Barber:

Always remember your mom's smiling face at church and praying with them at the 40 days of prayer. May she rest in peace with your Dad in heaven. Prays and hugs sent your way.

Ginny Reeder formerly of Hanahan. SC

Donna was the 437th (now 628th) Contracting Squadron! She was a friend and mentor to me and many other civilian and military members who grew up under her wise counsel and patient tutelage. Her legacy is still there and will be for a long time.

My fondest memories of childhood were often in Grandfield, OK, where Donna, Pat, Joey and I rolled around in large boxes at Christmas in front of a glorious Christmas tree. We posed for family photos clinging to cowboy costumes, play make-up sets, art materials, and new dresses. There were many of those occasions when we were together in traditional family gatherings. We we're the youngest of 3 generations, now gone. Donna was the big sister, the one with the beautiful voice, the dramatic flair, and the trail blazer to me. I admired her throughout our youth and the stages of growing up into adulthood. I respected Donna's optimism and determination in raising her children, her strength during tough times, her devotion to family and to a good husband. My trips to visit Donna and Alan in Charleston were always a highlight many Thanksgivings. Donna was strong in her devotion to her church and to God. She lived a good life and may she rest in peace. Donna, you will be missed.

God Bless Donna and her family

Donna was a special friend for 38 years. Her dedication to her family, friends, chuch, and work was admirable! She will be so missed on this earth but greatly embraced in heaven! Much love to her family.

Donna and George are united at last together in a world created for them by God in heaven. They provided a role model for every Father, Mother, brother, sister and friend. Through their love for each other and God we all have an example of God's plan for us all. May they now enjoy God's reward they so worthily deserve. May God bless their family and extended family and give us the peace of knowing they are with Him. Amen.

Well done good an faithful servant. May you rest in our Lord's loving arms for all eternity. God's peace to your wonderful family and friends as they mourn their loss.